Financial Post
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May 23, 2026
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Russia Is Turning the Screws on Armenia Over Its Tilt to Europe
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Serzh Sargsyan Photographer: Daro Salukauri/Bloomberg PHOTO BY DARO SALUKAURI /Bloomberg Article content (Bloomberg) — Armenia’s pivot toward the West is coming under increasing pressure from Vladimir Putin’s Russia as the South Caucasus nation prepares for parliamentary elections next month. Article content For decades, Armenia was seen as Russia’s closest ally in the region — hosting Russian troops at a military base, relying heavily on the Kremlin for weapons, and integrating deeply into Moscow-led political and economic structures. But Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan’s aspirations to join t…
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