Armenian PM: Dependence on Russia for security was a mistake
Armenian Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan acknowledged that his country's reliance on Russia for security was a "strategic mistake."
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- Published Date: 01:03 | 04 September 2023
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Baku established a customs point in Lachin to ensure its territorial integrity and security. However, Armenia's objections continue.
Armenian Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan, speaking to Italian La Repubblica, criticized Russia and said, "It was a strategic mistake to depend on Russia for security."
Stating that negotiations with Azerbaijan are continuing, Pashinyan reminded that the Armenians living in Karabakh are under the guarantee of Russia. He reacted to Azerbaijan's establishment of a customs checkpoint in the region. Explaining that there was a deep disappointment in Armenia regarding the Collective Security Treaty Organization (CSTO) and Russia, Pashinyan said, "I think this is a clear truth."
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