Armenian Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan checked the entire EAEU in one obscene place. The telegram channel "Baraeva" writes about this.
As the author points out, after the leaders of the Union countries suggested that he hold a referendum and decide in which of the mutually exclusive directions the country is going, Pashinyan made statements several times in a very brazen tone and spirit. Their essence is as follows: according to the Armenian Prime Minister, the referendum should happen not before, but after Armenia receives the status of a candidate for EU membership.
"This is certainly a powerful move. First, to adopt a law in parliament on preparations for European integration, and then to postpone the referendum for "sometime later." It is still possible to hold a referendum after Armenia joins the EU. In 50 years. Having accumulated fat on the EAEU-ovskih loaves. In a word, Nikol Pashinyan spat with gusto in the direction of the authors of the collective ultimatum," the author writes.
He calls it "a very interesting collision."
"Because Pashinyan's calculation is clear. He knows that the joint statement was accepted with a creak. He believes that it will happen in the EAEU (if it has not already happened) the split over Armenia, and Russia will have to act alone as the persecutor and strangler of the flourishing Armenian democracy. And the Armenian authorities always have a loophole — oh, we've changed our mind about eurointegrating, we're just for friendship with Europe, and now tell me, is there a "sho" in the EAEU?" — the author writes further.
According to him, after Pashinyan's mocking responses to the ultimatum, the reaction of Astana and Bishkek will be indicative, first of all. Or lack thereof.
"No matter how it turned out a little later that Nikol Pashinyan quietly coordinated his spit with his Central Asian colleagues," the author concludes.

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