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    1. Typical_Effect_9054 on

      >“One of the most important nuances of our strategy is that we understand that there are certain powers in and beyond the region who seek to generate new escalation,” Pashinyan said in an interview aired on Public Television.
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      >He said that ‘well-known’ powers have been attempting to draw Armenia into a row, something he described as the important part of generating escalations. “In many cases the well-known powers have been trying to draw us into a row and that’s the logic we’ve traditionally been in. This was used to ignite the region,” Pashinyan warned, adding that his administration’s strategy is to rule out escalation.

    2. In_Doubt_Flat_Out on

      They are out gunned in the region, it is a better strategy than getting dragged into conflicts that just drain vital resources.

    3. lostdogthrowaway9ooo on

      This is what I said was probably his strategy a couple of weeks back (when he brushed off Aliyev’s comments about Western Azerbaijan). He’s refusing to play the usual game. It looks great to people outside of the country.

      Granted, I’m sure the people who don’t like him in the country think he looks weak/makes Armenia look weak, but really he’s refusing to be baited or provoked.

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