Russia loses a military ally: Armenia forms a pro -Western foreign policy - the media

According to the Associate Professor of Yerevan State Linguistic University Mikael Zolan, most Armenians no longer see even an ally in Russia, not to mention the security guarantor. In Armenia, apparently, they decided to abandon military cooperation with Russia, which will probably be a certain blow to Vladimir Putin. Sky News writes about it.

Yerevan is a part of the organization of the Collective Security Treaty (ODCB), along with other post -Soviet countries: Belarus, Kazakhstan, Kyrgizstan and Tajikistan. However, since October, representatives of the Armenian leadership have been missing these sums. Associate Professor of Yerevan State Linguistic University Mikael Zolyan believes that "Armenia is on the verge of formulating a new foreign policy.

" "Moscow's silent consent during the September one -day war, in which Azerbaijan seized the controversial region of Karabakh, which led to the escape of all Karabakh Armenians, means only one thing: most Armenians no longer see in Russia even an ally, not to mention the guarantor of security," He is in his recent article for Carnegie Endowment for International Peace. "Armenia is likely to return to the event and will turn to other major countries, especially India and Iran," he said.