Economic exchange with Russia is 35% and will remain 35% if Armenia doesn’t do nothing. But what future in a long ran does it have? None! Nobody expect this process to happen over night but start now, start immediately. Also neither Blinken nor fon der Leyen represent the economic branch of their governments. Armenia must take full advantage of this summit and put forward its most ambitious aspirations. It is hard to believe that both Blinken and fon der Leyen took some time out of their busy schedules to meet pashinian for some symbolic support
Why shall we care about Russia’s priorities. It looks like Russia’s priorities are one-sided: Armenia is a low priority when it comes to their obligations but a very high priority when it comes to accusations of not being loyal to Russia dear
@@Mr-ed5ep Nah, why should i. I don't care what happens to them. I would be with you even if you make Baku into Gaza or for that matter Yerevan into Gaza. You don't suppose you own the future of Armenians, do you ?