AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoElections Under Pressure: Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan escalated the campaign by announcing a treason case against opposition candidate Andranik Tevanian, while prosecutors say they have not yet received the NSS report—setting up a fresh legal flashpoint ahead of June polls. Russia–Armenia Friction: Moscow is again warning Armenia it can’t “dance at two weddings” as Russia’s Security Council officials criticize Yerevan’s pro-EU steps and note Pashinyan’s planned non-attendance at an EAEU summit is becoming “systemic.” Trade and Sanctions: Russia is restricting Armenian flower imports from May 22, citing quarantined objects, after earlier curbs last summer. Opposition Clash Over Ararat Cement: Pashinyan renewed threats to nationalize the Ararat Cement Plant, while opponents call it politically motivated and tied to election pressure. Regional Diplomacy: Azerbaijan and the EU held their 7th Security Dialogue in Baku, focusing on connectivity, energy security, and the Middle Corridor.
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