A ‘jealous’ view of the Russian-Azerbaijani declaration from Yerevan?
Armenian opposition Russia– Azerbaijan considers the signing of the declaration to be another bankruptcy of Yerevan
Yerevan hopes that, Moscow presidents Vladimir Putin and Declaration signed between Ilham Aliyev Armenia, Russia and It will give additional impetus to the implementation of the trilateral statements signed between Azerbaijan.
RFE / RL’s Armenian Service – Azatutyun writes that, The statement came from Armenian Foreign Ministry spokesman Vahan Unanyan.
Unanyan added that, This document can also help resolve the Nagorno-Karabakh conflict within the framework of the Minsk Group co-chairs.
A spokesman said that, Armenia and Russia A similar alliance agreement between the two countries does not condition relations with third countries in any way, unless it threatens the Armenian-Russian alliance.
Loss and bankruptcy?
However, despite such optimistic expectations of the Armenian government, the opposition considers the signing of the Russian-Azerbaijani declaration as another bankruptcy of official Yerevan.
The past president Robert Kocharyan’s Hayastan parliament Arthur Khachatryan, a member of the faction, said:
“Our relations with Russia have fundamentally failed,” he said. This document also shows that, something is wrong with our relationship. “Our relations with Europe are no better, maybe worse.”
According to Ayk Mamijanyan, a member of the “I have an honor” faction in connection with Serzh Sargsyan, the signing of this document is a great loss for Armenia.
Deputyto the words of according to Armenia has failed to become a reliable ally of Russia:
“How did it happen that, Did Russia need another ally in the South Caucasus? I told our Foreign Ministry about it and I have a lot of questions for the person who conducts our foreign policy. ”