AGP Executive Report
Last update: 12 hours agoArmenian Election Poll: A Breavis survey for June 7 says Nikol Pashinyan’s Civil Contract could win nearly 65% of decided voters, with no opposition party above 12%, as Russia steps up pressure over Yerevan’s EU-leaning course. Diplomatic Pressure: Russia has recalled its ambassador to Armenia for consultations, saying Armenia’s EU rapprochement harms EAEU cooperation. EAEU vs EU Referendum Push: EAEU leaders backed a call for Armenia to hold a referendum on EU membership versus staying in the bloc, warning of “significant risks” to economic security. Gas Worries: Russia’s deputy prime minister warned Armenia it will “never” have another gas supplier besides Russia, while Lukashenko questioned Pashinyan’s claims about future pipeline routes bringing both gas and money. Campaign Scene in Yerevan: The “Armenia” alliance held a large pre-election rally in Freedom Square, with Robert Kocharyan and others framing June 7 as a defense of Armenia’s territorial integrity. Security Context: Armenia’s Republic Day parade showcased diversified arms and new defense posture, underscoring the wider shift away from reliance on Russia ahead of the vote.
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