“The Great Plot Twist of Russian’s Impact on Armenia”

Here’s an intriguing thing about what I read today. A crisis was typical in Armenia after the 2020 Nagorno-Karabakh War, and it didn’t take long to arise. It started as an arm-bending exercise between the normal resident and military experts of Armenia yet created to moreover join Russia’s effect in the country.

Taking a gander at it, the assumptions were insane high when Nikol Pashinyan dominated the 2018 races with around 70% of the votes. People expected wonders from an especially strong government, be that as it may, they would, in the long run, be disappointed with the misfortune in the Nagorno-Karabakh war. The discontent expected to explode eventually, and Prime Minister Pashinyan gave an ideal opportunity to it to do thusly.