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Do you remember that recent, incredibly awkward exchange between Pashinyan and Putin in the Kremlin? It was a masterclass in geopolitical trolling. Pashinyan literally looked Putin in the eye and teased him about Armenia having "too much democracy," even lecturing him on how they hold fair elections "twice a...

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🚨 Putin tells Pashinyan Armenia's EU bid means leaving EAEU 🚨 Russian President Vladimir Putin told Armenian Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan in Bishkek on Tuesday that the adoption of a law launching the process of the republic’s accession to the European Union effectively amounts to a declaration of withdrawal from the Eurasian Economic Union (EAEU). Pashinyan claimed that the law passed by the Armenian parliament did not mean an immediate withdrawal from the EAEU. According to the Prime Minister, Armenia is keen to maintain relations with Russia and wishes to have alternatives in the face of a changing international situation. "This process is not directed against Russia, nor against the Eurasian Economic Union, because we hold our relations with the Russian Federation in very high regard," Pashinyan continued. "We hope that these relations are important to Russia as well." Putin, however, did not agree with this interpretation, reaffirming that initiation of EU accession will, in Moscow’s view, withdraw Armenia from the EAEU. "Allow me to disagree with you. You said that you had not announced your withdrawal; but the passing of a law to initiate the procedure for joining another economic organisation effectively amounts to a declaration of withdrawal from ours, because membership of both is incompatible. That is the problem," Putin emphasised. "I agree that people should always have a choice. So give them one and let's put this matter to rest. It's as simple as that. The simplest thing to do is to ask people what they want. And that’s it," the Russian president concluded. Pashinyan replied that Armenia recognises the need to make a decision in the future, but said that 'the time isn’t right'.

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