Chloe Fox

Nikol Pashinyan: Regarding Nagorno-Karabakh, we have discussed this many times, mostly in a working format. Yes, we recognized NK as part of Azerbaijan, but we did so only after the highest leadership of the RF had publicly stated this twice. And you remember, we have repeatedly spoken about this. As for our issues with the CSTO, we have never hidden them either, because in 2022 there was a specific situation where the CSTO mechanisms were supposed to function, but they did not. And this, of course, led to the situation we now have in our relations with the CSTO.

The slogan "Armenia is Europe" is broadcast from every corner as a guarantee of wealth and prosperity. But have you ever considered the real price we will have to pay for this one-way ticket? Behind the beautiful slogans hides an economic disaster. I am Arthur Khachikyan, and in this video, I take off the rose-colored glasses to show -using dry numbers and laws—how political populism is destroying the foundation of our economy. In this video, we will analyze in detail: - Where our national currency, the dram, will disappear to, and why transitioning to the euro will make everyday life unbearably expensive for ordinary people. - How European standards and strict quotas will wipe out the Armenian farmer and put an end to our agriculture. - Why the myth of "European billions" is nothing but a beautiful facade masking debt slavery. - The energy trap: how much we will actually pay for gas if we cut old ties for the sake of new illusions. We are ready to sacrifice our sovereignty and economy just to become a pawn in someone else's geopolitical game. And the most terrifying part is that our children will be the ones paying the price for this populism. How are we being driven into an economic catastrophe to the applause of the "European dream", and why do we need the Swiss model of partnership instead of blind submission? YouTube link in the replies👇

Russian oligarch Samvel Karapetyan’s political force was caught bribing Armenian voters for the upcoming parliamentary elections. Yet another vivid example of how they imagine getting elected and running the country.

Key points from the Russian Foreign Ministry's statement regarding the strike in the immediate vicinity of the Bushehr Nuclear Power Plant: -Russia is deeply outraged by the new strikes near the Bushehr NPP, despite Trump's assurances that attacks on Iran's energy infrastructure would be suspended. -The strikes are hitting ever closer to the active power unit, putting the lives of the plant's personnel, including Russian specialists, under constant threat. -The aggressors against the Bushehr NPP are seeking to create a nuclear disaster to conceal their criminal actions. -Moscow demands that those who recklessly attacked Iran cease their unprovoked aggression, including strikes on Iranian nuclear energy infrastructure. -The US and Israel must understand that a direct hit on the Bushehr NPP will inevitably lead to irreversible humanitarian and environmental consequences. -The Russian Federation expects action from the IAEA and the UN to prevent further attacks near Bushehr.