On the 3rd of last month, the Armenian parliament voted to become a party to the Rome Statute of the International Criminal Court, with the support of nearly three-quarters of the parliamentarians. This decision has sparked dissatisfaction in Russia, as the International Criminal Court has sentenced Russia Putin for "war crimes" and issued an arrest warrant. Despite the fact that Armenia is one of Russia's friendly countries, this move still had a negative impact on relations between the two countries.
Expansion: Armenia's accession to the Rome Statute of the International Criminal Court marks the recognition of its position in the international legal system. It also demonstrates the importance that Armenia** attaches to and supports the international rule of law. However, for Russia, the establishment of Armenia's ties with the ICC will have a negative impact on its image and may lead to damage to the interests of the Russian side in the region.
Armenia suffered a major setback in the conflict in the Nagorno-Karabakh region and was expelled from the Nagorno-Karabakh region by Azerbaijan. In this conflict, Armenia accuses Russia of failing to fulfill its responsibilities to protect its allies in the CSTO, and is very disappointed with Russia. In order to protect its interests and security, Armenia decided to seek military assistance from other countries, especially NATO members.
Expand: Armenia suffered huge losses in the war in the Nagorno-Karabakh region, losing control over the region. This not only poses a threat to Armenia, but also negatively affects its domestic political stability and economic development. Armenia was disappointed by Russia's neutrality in this conflict, and they had hoped that Russia would help them regain control of the Nagorno-Karabakh region. However, Armenia's disappointment is not limited to this conflict, and they believe that Russia's support and assistance to Armenia over the past few years has not been enough, which has strained relations between the two countries.
Armenian Prime Minister Pashinyan said at the meeting that Armenia had previously ordered a large number of ** from Russia, but the Russian side had not delivered the equipment after payment. The Asian side hopes to negotiate with Russia on this issue and has put forward proposals for debt relief.
Expanding: The issue of Armenia's delivery has become a sensitive issue in relations between the two countries. Armenia, as an ally of Russia, hopes to be able to rely on the ** provided by the Russian side to protect itself*** However, for various reasons, Armenia has not been able to receive the ** equipment that has been paid. The Armenian Prime Minister's shouts show his dissatisfaction with the issue and his desire for a solution from the Russian side, including debt relief to offset the unpaid **. The resolution of this issue will have a direct impact on Armenia's political stability and internal stability.
The Armenian Prime Minister's criticism was perceived as a fierce criticism of Russia, highlighting the tension in relations between the two countries. This criticism has severely shaken the already fragile friendly relations between the two countries.
Expanding: The Armenian Prime Minister's criticism of Russia indicates the level of tension in relations between the two countries. The voice of the Armenian Prime Minister represents the dissatisfaction and disappointment of the Armenian people with Russia's policy, and it is also a manifestation of Armenia's attempt to stabilize the situation at home while gaining more external support. The criticism of Armenia caused quite a stir in Russia, which made it necessary for Russia to be more cautious in its relations with Armenia.
The Prime Minister of Armenia informed Belarus** that he will not attend the upcoming CSTO summit in Minsk. This decision was regretted by the Russian side.
Expand: Armenia's choice not to participate in the CSTO summit is an expression of dissatisfaction with Russia and **. Armenia believes that the CSTO has failed to fulfil its responsibilities in the Nagorno-Karabakh conflict and has not provided sufficient support and assistance. By not participating in the summit, Armenia is trying to convey to the Russian side their dissatisfaction with the CSTO and its member states, and hopes to attract more attention and support from the international community.
Armenian Prime Minister Pashinyan's recent shouts and criticisms show Armenia's disappointment and dissatisfaction with Russia. Armenia's defeat in the Nagorno-Karabakh conflict has left them disappointed with Russia's failure to fulfill its responsibility to protect its allies. The country seeks military assistance from other countries and cooperates militarily with NATO members, hoping for more support and protection. However, Armenia's criticism of Russia and demands for the delivery of undelivered ** have made relations between the two countries very strained. This tension has had a negative impact on the stability and security of the entire region. In the face of such a complex situation, Armenia and Russia should strengthen communication and cooperation to jointly resolve various issues and ensure peace and stability in the region.