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    1. He didn’t just hint, he said it plainly that we are going to leave.

      >«Մեղավորը նրանք էին, ովքեր մի փուչիկ դաշինք էին ձևավորել, որի անդամները, պարզվեց, ոչ թե իրենց պայմանագրային պարտավորություններն էին կատարում, այլ գնացել, Ադրբեջանի հետ պլանավորում են մեր դեմ պատերազմը»,-ԱԺ-ում հայտարարեց Փաշինյանը։

      >Վարչապետն արձագանքեց պատգամավորների հարցին ասելով․ «դուրս կգանք, մենք կորոշենք։ Բա ձեր կարծիքով հաջորդ քայլը ո՞րն է, կարո՞ղ է հետ գնանք, ուրիշ ճանապարհ չկա»։

    2. pride_of_artaxias on

      And virtually simultaneously, the protesters are increasing the tensions outside the Parliament building. Today is the day the rabble needs to be finally cleared out.

    3. HotEntertainment3786 on

      Get ready for Azerbaijan to reignite border clashes and possibly push further into sovereign Armenia.

    4. I sure as fuck hope that there’s a plan for dealing with the repercussions. Because those are going to be severe. (Just to be clear I support this decision, and I do hope the timing with O’Brien’s visit isn’t incidental.)

    5. See, the Kremlin opposition loves throwing current Russian ties of ours to Pashinyan’s face. Then the government looks foolish when they can’t answer them back without „insulting“ Russia.
      I think this was the first time ever, that Pashinyan threw their „gotcha/trap“ question back into their face. Because an opposition MP asked „well why don’t you leave if they are so bad“ and his answer was very clear, „we will, don’t you worry about it“.
      Now we need this energy in dealing with all the ex-regime crooks. So when the next „well if Serzhik/Kocharyan/whoever the fuck was corrupt, why are they free“ the answer should be, their punishment in the prison.

    6. SInce they would be zero help from Russia in case of another aggression from AZ, this is only good news.

    7. ghosttrainhobo on

      If being in CSTO doesn’t bring any security or economic help, then what’s the point?

    8. SadCampCounselor on

      The Russians have never had our back.

      >In the 1890s, Russia harboured serious concerns about Armenian aspirations. Thus, when complications arose in 1894–6 in the Ottoman Empire [i.e., the Hamidian Massacres], with which Russia had an understanding at the time, an active Russian policy of interference was out of the question despite the appeals of the Russian and Ottoman Armenians. When the Red Cross approached the Russian Dowager Empress for a donation to the victims of the Armenian massacres of 1894–6, the Empress refused“

    9. disquiethours on

      Glory to Armenia, I pray all of us in the West and those of us still in the Middle East mobilize every effort to protect and uplift Armenia.

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