Russian expert: Paths of Russia and Armenia have diverged

The paths of Russia and Armenia have diverged, and are unlikely to meet again in the near future or even in the medium term, political scientist Alexey Naumov told the Russian bureau of Report.

He emphasized that Armenian Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan is firmly in his chair and he determines the policy of Yerevan today: "This policy is already doomed to be anti-Russian, anti-Azerbaijani, and, of course, in many ways anti-peace and anti-useful for the entire region. Pashinyan has chosen an anti-Russian and pro-Western course politics," the expert concluded.