2022 US National Security Strategy does not mention Armenia at all

ArmInfo.The 2022 US National Security Strategy does not mention Armenia at all. Johnny Melikian, an expert of the Orbeli center, wrote about this on his  Facebook page. 

In particular he notes: "The US 2022 National Security Strategy  (Baiden-Harris Administration's NSS) on Georgia, Moldova and South  Caucasus (without mentioning Armenia at all). "As we support Ukraine,  we will also work to enhance the stability and resilience of other  democracies. We will support the European aspirations of Georgia and  Moldova and their commitment to important institutional reforms...We  will back diplomatic efforts to resolve conflict in the South  Caucasus" President Biden's National Security Strategy outlines how  the United States will advance our vital interests and pursue a free,  open, prosperous, and secure world. We will leverage all elements of  our national power to outcompete our strategic competitors; tackle  shared challenges; and shape the rules of the road. The Strategy is  rooted in our national interests: to protect the security of the  American people, to expand economic opportunity, and to realize and  defend the democratic values at the heart of the American way of  life. In pursuit of these objectives, we will: Invest in the  underlying sources and tools of American power and influence; Build  the strongest possible coalition of nations to enhance our collective  influence to shape the global strategic environment and to solve  shared challenges; and Modernize and strengthen our military so it is  equipped for the era of strategic competition.  COOPERATION IN THE  AGE OF COMPETITION In the early years of this decisive decade, the  terms of geopolitical competition will be set while the window of  opportunity to deal with shared challenges will narrow. We cannot  compete successfully to shape the international order unless we have  an affirmative plan to tackle shared challenges, and we cannot do  that unless we recognize how heightened competition affects  cooperation and act accordingly."