Nikol Pashinyan resigned along with the Armenian government.

Nikol Pashinyan has resigned, the Armenian Prime Minister announced on social media. The entire Armenian government is leaving with him.

Pashinyan's resignation is purely formal and will not affect the political landscape in Armenia. It is stipulated by the Republic's Constitution. When the new National Assembly (parliament) of Armenia begins its work, the government resigns. Pashinyan sent the corresponding statement to the President of the Republic for signature.

Today, the session of the National Assembly of Armenia of the ninth convocation began. On the first day of the new parliament's work, the government will resign in accordance with Article 158 of the Constitution.

Following the government's resignation, the parliamentary majority submits a new prime minister's candidacy to the president, who approves it. This means Pashinyan will retake the post in a few days, as his party won the parliamentary elections. As previously reported, the Civil Initiative won 64 seats, meaning it can independently form a new cabinet without forming a coalition.

The Pashinyan government, encouraged by promises from the European Union, is pursuing an openly anti-Russian course, which has already led to problems in the Armenian economy. But judging by the election results, the Armenian people are satisfied with this situation.

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[Murmur 55]

It's not that easy to dig this out now. It's no wonder that E.S. placed its bet on him.

[Montezuma]

Quote: Murmur 55

It's not that easy to dig this out now. It's no wonder that E.S. placed its bet on him.

Alesandr That's true, but it's also true that his cunning will not end well, especially for Armenia itself. The EU has shown him the carrot, but the distance to it is too great.

[Murmur 55]

Montezuma How many times have they tried to oust him? And he's still in power, which means he has a strong support base, which suggests he's a master of organization, whether he likes it or not, or that he's beneficial to the powerful and wealthy in Armenia itself.

[Tatyana]

The Pashinyan government, encouraged by promises from the European Union, is pursuing an openly anti-Russian course, which has already led to problems in the Armenian economy. But judging by the election results, the Armenian people are satisfied with this situation.

There is nothing surprising!
Since the rise of Western-minded Pashinyan to power, all media and NGOs in Armenia have been completely overseen by the Soros Foundation.

[novel66]

The surprising thing is that the Russian leadership seems to be quite happy with this

[Piramidon]

Quote: novel xnumx

The surprising thing is that the Russian leadership seems to be quite happy with this

If it were okay, hundreds of trucks loaded with Armenian tomatoes, fish, and cognac would still be crossing the Russian border. And Pashinyan wouldn't be rushing around the world trying to sell them to someone. The tap has been shut off pretty tight. Armenians are already losing up to 80% of their agricultural export revenue.

[Tatyana]

Quote: novel xnumx

The surprising thing is that the Russian leadership seems to be quite happy with this

Russia is in no way happy with this now, nor was it happy with it then! Let's look back at the history of Pashinyan's rise to power. Specifically.

It all started back in the relatively distant year of 2015, when Pashinyan was already a member of parliament. And just a little time will pass and Pashinyan will take over as Prime Minister of Armenia on May 8, 2018.

In the conditions that arose in the West in 2014, there was a temptation to try to fill the opposition niche in Armenia not only with pro-government organizations, but also with Western missions in Yerevan. Representatives of the public organizations "Civil Contract" and "Founding Parliament," NGO activists, and pro-Western groups had already discussed the need to create a so-called institutional opposition. New leaders were also being selected, among whom National Assembly member Nikol Pashinyan drew attention. In matters of foreign policy, Pashinyan was oriented strictly toward the West.

At the same time, there were clear attempts by the United States and some other Western countries to establish an effective pro-Western "column" in Armenia. The notorious Victoria Nuland also figured prominently in these efforts, visiting Armenia in February and holding closed meetings in Yerevan with representatives of American-funded Armenian NGOs.

At the same time, with the support of the West, attempts were made to manipulate political processes in Armenia among the population and the electorate. with the aim of obtaining a controlled parliament with the transfer of the republic to a parliamentary form of government. At that time, emphasis was already being placed on the work of opposition parties capable of bringing masses of protesters onto the streets of Yerevan and other cities of the republic.

At the end of 2014, the authorities announced that work on amending the constitution was being accelerated. In early March of the following year, 2015, the head of the Constitutional Court of Armenia, Gagik Harutyunyan, presented the process of constitutional reforms in the country (!?) to the newly appointed US Ambassador Richard Mills.
И 6 Dec 2015 as a result of the constitutional referendum Armenia has moved from a presidential to a parliamentary form of government.

It should be noted that even during the April 2016 events in Karabakh, the head of the Yelk bloc faction, Nikol Pashinyan was already presenting the "Soros" project on Armenia's withdrawal from the EAEU. stating that within the framework of the Eurasian Union, the Armenian authorities have failed both the economy and security.
On May 8, 2018, Pashinyan took office as Prime Minister of Armenia.

[hector]

Quote: novel xnumx

The surprising thing is that the Russian leadership seems to be quite happy with this

Russia means nothing here.

[2 Level Advisor]

Quote: Tatiana

Since the rise of Western-minded Pashinyan to power, all media and NGOs in Armenia have been completely overseen by the Soros Foundation.

They were already in control there... The trick is, a significant portion of the people support it... Why? The same trap is at work here as in Ukraine—visa-free travel with the EU... After Ukrainians were given the opportunity to travel to the EU to work and earn 2000 euros for, say, strawberry picking in Poland, etc., which is a lot of money for Ukraine (and for small towns, it's downright rich), the percentage of people wanting to reunite with Russia plummeted.

[Tatyana]

Quote: Level 2 Advisor

The trick is also that a significant portion of the population supports it. Why? The same trap is at work here as in Ukraine—visa-free travel with the EU. After Ukrainians were given the opportunity to travel to the EU to work and earn 2000 euros for, say, strawberry picking in Poland, etc.—which is a lot of money for Ukraine (and for smaller towns, it's downright rich), the percentage of people wanting to reunite with Russia plummeted.

This is not a completely correct comparison on your part.

Firstly, Ukraine and Armenia are different countries in terms of their geographic and geopolitical location, territorial size, industrial and economic strength, etc.
Ukraine is surrounded by Christian states in Europe, while Armenia is surrounded by Muslim ones. These are fundamentally different issues from a national security perspective.
Secondly, labor migration from these countries is built on corruption and is overseen by the Soros Foundation. If there is no corruption at the top, then there are no exits and conditions for labor migration from the country's residents to other countries.
Thirdly. The main goal of the corrupt authorities' migration policy—the uncontrolled increase in foreign "labor" and social migration, replacing the indigenous population in the host country, according to Soros—is intended by the globalist "marketeers" to destroy nation-states and transform them into colony-protectorates of the United States and the countries of the "Washington Regional Committee."
Fourth. To fulfill this Anglo-Zionist-Nazi goal, the Soros Foundation is pushing people to the top who, for the sake of power and personal enrichment, are willing to betray their country and their people to please their foreign handlers.
It's noteworthy that in this sense, Nikol Pashinyan betrayed not only Russia but also Armenia itself and its Armenian people for the sake of Canadian citizenship and his own well-being in Canada, where he has been a citizen since 2018 (2020). And it seems that betrayal is a hereditary trait inherited from his grandfather.

See more - Pashinyan's grandfather fought for Hitler: The Armenian Legion, General Dro, and Wehrmacht graves. - https://life.ru/p/1871824?ysclid=msbnyvkq5g126197636

BOTTOM LINE. Pashinyan, like Zelensky, cannot be trusted in anything – neither in the past nor in the future!

German ID card of Nikola Pashinyan's grandfather.

[Tatyana]

Regarding Nikol Pashinyan's Canadian citizenship, Georgian law enforcement agencies reported this in 2023, along with a photo of his Canadian passport. Specifically.

It was also stated that Pashinyan received Canadian passports for himself and his family members, as well as a substantial sum of money, from the head of Azerbaijan's Foreign Intelligence Service, Orkhan Sultanov, during his visit to Tbilisi in March 2020.

In response to this report from Georgian law enforcement agencies, Arayik Harutyunyan, Chief of Staff to Armenian Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan, denied reports of the Armenian prime minister's alleged Canadian citizenship, stating that these were merely the machinations of a hybrid war against Armenia.

See details - https://nikolian.livejournal.com/8365948.html?ysclid=msbsmn7dwp546841317

However, one cannot trust Arayik Harutyunyan either, because such a statement simply does not fit into the general trend of pro-American and European trans-Atlantic world politics at all!

Pashinyan's Canadian passport.

[2 Level Advisor]

There's a problem with the passport. They don't write Armenia/Armenia on real ones. They write city/country. So, for example, Yerevan Arm.
As for Pashinyan's grandfather, he died in Crimea, fighting in the ranks of the Red Army. Here's a link where it's analyzed in detail with evidence. https://varjag2007su.livejournal.com/6721959.html
There's no point in slandering a Soviet sergeant just because his grandson is a kudak. This whole thread got out of hand because someone posted the photoshopped German funeral notice you cited on the Podvig Naroda website. It's clear why he did it—so they'd start posting it everywhere.
No offense, Tatyana, but this isn't the first time I've seen you link to sources like someone's blog and the like that are so full of inaccuracies...

[Tatyana]

Quote: Level 2 Advisor

There's a problem with the passport. They don't write Armenia/Armenia on real ones. They write city/country. So, for example, Yerevan Arm.

You're mistaken about Canadian passports. It's not as you say. Specifically.

So, the passport in the photo is actually Canadian, not Armenian! There's no need to compare it to an Armenian passport in terms of its design! It's designed completely correctly according to Canadian regulations. Specifically.

And in it, Armenia is written in English as Armenia. Everything is correct in the Canadian passport!
And in French, Armenia is spelled Arménie. So, everything in Pashinyan's Canadian passport is correct too!
Moreover, no cities are listed in the Canadian passport at all! And this is also correct in Pashinyan's Canadian passport.

Here's an example of someone else's Canadian passport! (See below.) Compare and admit that you were mistaken.
I understand that you really don't want to believe Pashinyan's betrayal. That's your business.
And I have every reason to truly believe this.
Journalists have sorted out this matter and the documents do not lie.


As for Nikol Pashinyan's family's assets, as analyst Maxim Babenko wrote, his common-law wife, Anna Hakobyan, manages the Pashinyan family foundation in Canada and Los Angeles, USA. His assets—including two mansions in Canada and Los Angeles—were registered to the sister of Pashinyan's bodyguard. This means that no one from the Hakobyan family appears directly in the documents. Everything is done for concealment. As analyst Maxim Babenko writes:

Nikol Pashinyan is "Gorbachev 2" in Armenia!

[2 Level Advisor]

1. You present your passport, where in the 6th column it says "city-country" "Ottawa, Canada," not Canada, Canada, or Armenia, and you say I'm wrong? He may or may not have it, but the photo doesn't match.
2.

Quote: Tatiana

Nikol Pashinyan is "Gorbachev 2" in Armenia!

It looks very similar, I hope you understand that I am not trying to justify him at all, but simply evaluating the information from the point of view of reliability.

[Tatyana]

Quote: 2 level advisor

1. You yourself present a passport where in the 6th column it says "city-country" "Ottawa Canada", and not Canada or Armenia, and you say that I am wrong?

Yes, you are indeed wrong. And here's why! Namely.

The fact is that in the Canadian passport, the Place of birth/Lieu de naissance (Place of birth/job title) column only indicates the name of the locality and the country code according to the ISO 3166-1 alpha-3 standard (format: CITYNAME UTO). And at the same time First-level administrative units (such as a Canadian province) are not included in the entry.

And that is precisely why—that is, since Pashinyan's Armenian village of Yenokovan (Ijevan) is part of a first-level administrative unit in Canada—it is not indicated in Nikol Pashinyan's Canadian passport, but is simply written as Armenia/Armenie.

So, the presented photo of Nikol Pashinyan's Canadian passport is a photo of Nikol Pashinyan's real Canadian passport, and not a fake one!

[Tatyana]

You can read about how Pashinyan's wife, Anna Hakobyan, is getting rich through corruption here: https://news.rambler.ru/world/55293924-talant-vse-k-rukam-lipnet-kak-zhena-pashinyana-prevratila-armeniyu-v-svoy-tramplin/?ysclid=msc0oo1kbd166308118

And that’s not all.

As for Grandpa Nikol Pashinyan, the apple doesn't fall far from the tree!

[2 Level Advisor]

Quote: Tatiana

As for Grandpa Nikol Pashinyan, the apple doesn't fall far from the tree!

I provided a link where everything is described and there are links to documents... In this particular case, the apple fell far from here, although in Zelensky's case with Grandpa Hero, it fell far away...

[Tatyana]

Regarding the military career of Nikol Pashinyan's grandfather, see the video below from 02:33 min.
It says that Sergeant Nikola Pashinyan died on September 23, 1943. There is no exact information in Soviet documents about how he died.
According to some documents, he died in February 1943. According to others, he went missing: according to one version, near Stalingrad, according to another, in Crimea.

Armenian Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan himself is reluctant to comment on the matter, which clearly doesn't work in his favor. Therefore, the prime minister remains a target for his opponents.
See video -The Secret of Pashinyan's Grandfather - Which Side Did Nikol Pashinyan's Ancestor Fight On? - Watch online in Yandex search by Video -
https://yandex.ru/video/preview/2257673658316116633

Yerevan.today, an online publication close to the previous Armenian authorities, whose editorial office was searched by law enforcement agencies in September 2018 as part of the authorities' fight against the "counterrevolution," promptly published information from German archives about Nikolai Pashinyan, a Nazi collaborator.

A Wehrmacht burial certificate indicates that a certain Nikolai Pashinyan, originally from the village of Yenokovan (Ijevan), was a soldier in the Armenian Legion 8190 and was killed by a shot to the stomach on September 29, 1943. This information about the defector is also confirmed by the central archive of the Russian Ministry of Defense. The elder Pashinyan was buried in the German military cemetery of the "city of Zvyakhel" (as the Ukrainian city of Novohrad-Volynskyi is designated on German maps).

When news broke that Nikolai Pashinyan had fought on Hitler's side, the Armenian prime minister added his grandfather's patronymic, Arakelovich, to his records, apparently hoping to refute critics.
However, Armenian Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan has not provided any documents confirming that his grandfather's patronymic is Arakelovich, not Vartanovich. Furthermore, "Arakelovich" only lists the year as his date of birth.
In addition, Pashinyan's grandfather's fellow villagers said that In their native village of Yenokovan (Ijevan) there was only one Pashinyan Nicole Pashinyan, and not two Nikolovs!

See more: Fascist or Red Army Soldier? Debates over Pashinyan's grandfather have swept the Caucasus | Vestnik Kavkaza - https://vestikavkaza.ru/analytics/fasist-ili-krasnoarmeec-debaty-o-dede-pasinana-zahlestnuli-kavkaz.html?ysclid=msc8r8xle7569576212

[Montezuma]

Quote: Murmur 55

This means the support group is strong.

Yes, the support group is strong, and it clearly operates under the influence and with the support of Westerners. But despite all its capabilities, if there isn't sufficient EU funding to compensate for lost revenues, due to the prospective revision of economic ties with Russia and the Eurasian Economic Union, serious problems will arise. That's why Nikol is delaying the decision on which chair to remain until the last minute, to buy time to assess the risks. At the end of July, Moscow offered Pashinyan a referendum to finally decide on the next path, but he declined, citing that holding a referendum would only be practical after Armenia officially submits an application for EU membership. In other words, he stubbornly continues his two-chair strategy. We'll see how long he can drag it out.

[Brturin]

Quote: Montezuma

At the end of July, Moscow proposed that Pashinyan hold a referendum in the country to make a final decision.... Let's see how long he can drag his feet.

In July, Pashinyan was reminded of the referendum—the demand had been put forward back in May by four heads of the EAEU. The deadline for delaying the referendum was set at the next meeting of the Supreme Eurasian Economic Council in December 2026, regarding the possible consequences of suspending the Treaty on the Eurasian Economic Union with respect to the Republic of Armenia. The question here is more about the four leaders' determination to see the matter through to its logical conclusion. "Proposed by Moscow"—well, trade with Russia is worth billions, with the rest—Kazakhstan ($49 million in exports, $20,2 million in imports from Armenia), and about $3,5 million with Kyrgyzstan (308.6 million soms—imports from Armenia are 221.7 million soms, and exports are 86.8 million soms).

[Montezuma]

Quote: BrTurin

In July, Pashinyan was reminded of the referendum – a demand put forward back in May by four heads of the EAEU

Thank you for clarifying the information.

Quote: BrTurin

here the question is more about the determination of the 4 to bring the matter to its logical conclusion.

Russia is clearly more interested in holding a referendum than anyone else. You've made a good case for that.

[Metallurg_2]

I think these powerful and wealthy Armenians don't live in Armenia at all, but, for example, in France. Historically, there have been a large number of Armenians there, mostly from the French mandated territories of Syria and Lebanon.

[comradChe]

And the same thing happens in Russia. For example, the new co-owners of Wildberries. After all, they confidently took 35 percent into their calloused hands. Well done!

[Mister X]

Quote: Montezuma

The EU showed him a carrot, but the distance to it was too great.

He is aware of the Moldovan example, but he has not drawn any conclusions.
Apparently, he considers himself smarter than Mademoiselle Sandu

[Vladislav_2]

Brussels is pressuring Peshkanyan to terminate all agreements and contracts with Russia, but they are already preparing to conduct military exercises on their territory. Armenia 2.0 ...the other day he completely lost his fear and announced 2 billion rubles for the Southern Railways rail Considering that all the hardware has been modernized at our expense...it's probably getting really bad there now and the EU doesn't give a damn about them anymore.

[Voskolina]

Nothing strange about that. In the post-Soviet space, everyone at the top has been at the top for life. Including ours. Power is a very sweet thing. Zero out and go. And promises to voters are correspondingly zeroed out.

[silverwolf88]

The Armenian people deserve Pashinyan... they vote and choose themselves... well, let them deal with the consequences themselves... a temporary ban on accepting Armenian citizens should be introduced, because anyone who hasn't made life good in their homeland is of no use to anyone... or straight to the frog ponds

[Murmur 55]

silverwolf88 Well, so many bans and restrictions should be introduced, especially after the statements by Kolokoltsev, Gutsan, and Bastrykin. But who will do it?

[silverwolf88]

We know the authorities because this is state policy...
Blocking entry and controlling illegal presence isn't that difficult... it's more difficult with geopolitics and our base

[Coconut Tima]

"Nikol Pashinyan resigned along with the Armenian government."

[Coward]

The power of tomatoes.
Powerful weapon.

[Metallurg_2]

Tomatoes are a specialty of icebergs and Turks. I don't even know what you could possibly criticize about Armenians. Maybe Armenian cognac, although the production was actually bought out by the French long ago.

[Voskolina]

I think if W. Churchill were resurrected, he would pour today's Armenian "cognac" down the drain.

[Arkady007]

We need to put pressure on Pashinyan across all parameters, starting with energy prices.
Until a wave of popular anger rises from the hard life, the West will keep it afloat with all its might.

[silverwolf88]

There won't be any waves there... just ripples on the water... a nation where the majority of people live in other countries and don't really hold on to their original

[bayard]

Quote: Arkady007

We need to put pressure on Pashinyan across all parameters, starting with energy prices.

Aliyev already promised him gas. In Armenia, Pashinyan has long been called "effendi"—Turk. It's a derogatory term for a traitor. It used to be very offensive, but now it's okay, he's even proud of it... playing the drums.

[Arkady007]

bayard
In modern Turkey, "effendi" is a polite form of address for a man, similar to the English "sir" or the Russian "mister."
The word comes from the modern Greek αφέντης (aphentis), which meant “ruler”, “chief”.
This is a polite form of address for noble persons, up to and including the Sultan in the 19th century.
Among the peoples of the North Caucasus and Bosnia, this is what they call a mullah.

[bayard]

Armenians interpret and perceive it somewhat differently. I know that among Turks and some Muslims, it's the equivalent of "respected." Addressing an Armenian in this way was considered a subtle insult there. Apparently, it's not considered that way now.
And who cares about the Armenians since they allowed this to happen.

[Brturin]

Quote: bayard

Aliyev has already promised him gas.

It's a question of price. He won't sell it cheaper than the Turks or the Georgians, otherwise they too will demand a discount. He's already promised his gas to many others.

On June 15, the volume of Azerbaijani gas supplies to Germany under long-term contracts between German companies and the State Oil Company of Azerbaijan (SOCAR) is estimated at approximately 2 billion cubic meters per year. This was announced by German Ambassador to Baku Ralf Hörlemann in a conversation with journalists. https://tass.ru/ekonomika/27764787
July 14. Negotiations on long-term contracts for gas supplies to Slovakia from Azerbaijan are underway during Slovak President Peter Pellegrini's visit to the country. https://tass.ru/ekonomika/27916475

Many people want it, but will there be enough gas for everyone?

In the first six months of 2026, the volume of natural gas cleared by Azerbaijani customs authorities for export exceeded 12,43 billion cubic meters. This data is provided in a report by the State Customs Committee (SCC) of the republic. Compared to January-June 2025, this figure increased by 0,5%. https://neftegaz.ru/news/Trading/930142-eksport-gaza-iz-azerbaydzhana-v-pervom-polugodii-2026-g-vyros-do-12-43-mlrd-kubometrov/

and then the old song begins - give me money

Azerbaijani President Ilham Aliyev at a joint press conference with German Chancellor Friedrich Merz in Berlin.... We can increase this volume, but several conditions must be met. First, we must be approached. Second, we need to expand the existing gas infrastructure and, of course, resolve the investment issue, as European banks are reluctant to finance such projects."

but they don't really serve much here

[bayard]

Quote: BrTurin

Will there be enough gas for everyone?

The Turks definitely have enough, Russia is giving them... and seemingly even for free—a deferment "until the end of the war." As part of the deal on free passage of Russian merchant ships through the straits and the exclusion of foreign/non-local warships from the Black Sea.
And what was to be done when up to 70% of our maritime trade before the war went through the Black Sea ports?

And there was a report not long ago that Aliyev promised Pashinyan gas. So, the effendi is insuring himself. And he was promised insurance.

[Brturin]

Quote: bayard

And there was a report not long ago that Aliyev promised Pashinyan gas

You can't take much from the transit pipeline to Nakhichevan, although you can promise mountains of gold

"TRIPP (the Trump Route) will open soon, a gas pipeline will pass through our country, and we will receive gas in exchange for this transit," Pashinyan said at a meeting with voters https://www.interfax.ru/world/1092246

Quote: bayard

insures the effendi

or is he following the Sultan's orders - Azerbaijani gas supplies to Syria have begun, although there's a queue ready to form for it in Europe

[bayard]

Quote: BrTurin

You can't take much from the transit pipeline to Nakhichevan

Once upon a time, back in the Soviet era, there was an oil and gas pipeline from Azerbaijan to Armenia. It was called that—two pipes running side by side. Many years have passed since then, so maybe Pashinyan is pinning his hopes on it? I think he's wrong.

[Brturin]

Hoping... rather, it inspires unrealistic hopes... Where else could the pipes go beyond Nakhichevan... Any pipeline is built after contracts are signed, no one has heard of such contracts yet. The Baku-Ceyhan oil pipeline is underutilized, but they don't want to pump a lot of Kazakh oil there—it's a mix of grades. The TANAP gas pipeline is also built, and it's cheaper to expand it than build new ones, but as above, the banks won't give money. Azerbaijan wants to supply Nakhichevan again, but the volumes pumped are minuscule. What does Pashinyan want from them, besides promises? Building a separate pipeline for Kazakh oil is expensive, and daddy is unlikely to let a competitor into the European market; he needs one for himself.

[bayard]

I think all the talk about "gas from Azerbaijan" was just a pre-election charade. Aliyev and Erdogan needed Pashinyan in office, so they played along. But sometimes people wait until death for what they've promised.

[oldzek]

What does this have to do with the people? They say: it doesn't matter who votes, it matters who counts. And if you put pressure on the opposition at the same time...then the result...

[knn54]

Since recently (running into Russian Railways) "Nikol the steam locomotive".

[snow mountain]

Quote: silberwolf88

It would be necessary to impose a temporary ban on the reception of Armenian citizens

And also the deportation of these so-called citizens from Russia

[Dmitry Mikhailovich Seregin]

Well, you're going too far.))) The roads in Moscow will be empty.)))

[Murmur 55]

Dmitry Mikhailovich Seregin Not only in Moscow, there's more oxygen in many other places.

[Dmitry Mikhailovich Seregin]

As Gaft once wrote, "there are far fewer Armenians on earth than in the films where Dzhigarkhanyan played.)))

[man]

Dzhigarkhanyan - Great Soviet actor What does he have to do with it?

[Dmitry Mikhailovich Seregin]

Well, this is a joke.))) Why compare "long with warm"?)))

[man]

Quote: Dmitry Mikhailovich Seregin

Well, this is a joke.))) Why compare "long with warm"?)))

Hmm... I've lost my sense of humor lately.

[Dmitry Mikhailovich Seregin]

Yeah, my sense of humor is dying. It's just a glowing ember.

[man]

Quote: Dmitry Mikhailovich Seregin

Yeah, my sense of humor is dying. It's just a glowing ember.

What can you do...that's life...there's little humor...grief all around...
"I know it's not my fault
The fact that others did not come from the war,
In that they - some older, some younger -
Stayed there, and not about the same speech,
That I could, but failed to save them,
That's not the point, but still, still, still..."

[rocket757]

has led to problems in the Armenian economy. But judging by the election results, the people of Armenia are happy with this situation.

. That's right... they are driven forward by the dream of a gay European paradise...
They are not the first, they are not the last...

[olboop]

Pashinyan stepped down temporarily, in accordance with the political procedures adopted in Armenia. His party enjoys the support of approximately 50% of the population. Therefore, he will return, again in accordance with these same political procedures.

[navigator777]

Quote: silberwolf88

The Armenian people deserve Pashinyan... they vote and choose themselves... well, let them deal with the consequences themselves... a temporary ban on accepting Armenian citizens should be introduced, because anyone who hasn't made life good in their homeland is of no use to anyone... or straight to the frog ponds

They're unlikely to realize it; they'll blame Putin and Russia for all their problems, and even if things get really bad, they'll vote for Pashinyan again. They might only wake up when Europe starts openly foisting homosexuality on them.

[Dmitry Mikhailovich Seregin]

What a nightmare. What are we going to do now? I have no idea.)))

[Jacques sekavar]

The EU will not back down from implementing the Eastern Partnership program, of which Georgia, Azerbaijan and Armenia are part.

[rusich]

Soros's son Nikolka brought the country to its knees and left

[16112014nk]

Pashinyan resigned

Another of Pashinyan's "knight's moves." He'll be back just as he left.

[16112014nk]

It wasn't even four hours before he was back. What efficiency! I really don't want to part with the feeding trough!

[al3x]

Well, they'll reappoint me tomorrow. What's the big deal? Or they won't accept my resignation, for lack of a "more worthy" one.

[Maks1995]

"But, judging by the election results, the people of Armenia are satisfied with this situation."
People and elections decide nothing.
What do we have, what do they have?

The fat cats decide everything... they have their word - if they wanted, they gave, if they wanted, they took...
And they are just hiding behind the people...

The Armenian fat cats want to join the EU - that means there will be the EU.

[K-50]

Nikol Pashinyan has resigned, the Armenian Prime Minister announced on social media. The entire Armenian government is leaving with him.

Has Soros's regime deflated? He destroyed the country, ruined the territory, ruined relations with his ONLY centuries-old ally, and then disappeared.
I hope the new Armenian government will establish a government commission to investigate the activities of the former prime minister and his gang. A gang, because there's no other way to describe the results of their leadership of the country.
They ruined everything that could have been done, and they ruined everything that couldn't have been done, anyway.

[Sergej1972]

Did you read the article? This is a technical resignation. In a few days, a new parliament will reconfirm him as prime minister.

[K-50]

Quote: Sergej1972

Did you read the article? This is a technical resignation. In a few days, a new parliament will reconfirm him as prime minister.

What if not?
Doesn't any Armenian see what Nikolka's premiership has led to?
No, I understand that corruption in politics is almost the basis of everything, but when the results are depressing, it is impossible to simply close your eyes or look away.
So his future premiership hangs in the balance.

[musorg]

If the people are happy with it, then what questions can there be? Let them sip what they brewed with a big ladle!

[Joker62]

Nikol Pashinyan resigned along with the Armenian government.

It's finally done! The little piglet left the feeding trough. Now to clear away all the rubble. And these are years.
The new prime minister must eliminate all the consequences of the rule of the traitor and protege of the Hungarian-Jewish George Soros. And it would be great if they followed the path of Georgia. Good luck to them!

[Driller]

Quote: Joker62

It's finally happened!

Another headline specialist...

[easy]

If the Armenians themselves are not against his premiership, then let them reap the benefits.

[Incvizitor]

Did you say hello to the drug lord? They'd put another one there, that's a real slaughterhouse.

[uralex]

Nikol Pashinyan has resigned... ...Pashinyan's resignation is formal and will not affect the political situation in Armenia.

Well then, why make such yellowed headlines if it's just a formality?! It's news that isn't news at all...

[Alex20042004]

I think the Armenians are jubilant!!! They've been fooled yet again.