Armenian premier running risk of losing his geopolitical  allies`support - Armen Ashotyan 

ArmInfo. Armenian Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan faces a real threat of losing geopolitical allies, especially in the United States. This was stated by Deputy  Chairman of the Republican Party of Armenia (RPA), political prisoner  Armen Ashotyan in connection with Pashinyan's recent visit to  America.

Ashotyan drew attention to the fact that the speech of US Vice  President James Vance did not bring anything new. He explained that  Vance only repeated the same thoughts that have been voiced for  several years, especially in the context of Armenian realities. "He  pointed out the cynicism and undemocratic nature of Nikol Pashinyan's  regime. He said this in the context of the whole world. But this  means that Pashinyan has every chance of losing the support of his  geopolitical partners, especially in America," the RPA Deputy  Chairman explained.

At the same time, he called for waiting for further statements from  the US deep state to understand how they will affect dissent in  Armenia and whether they will continue to strengthen its suppression.  "Thus, we will be able to assess to what extent Vance's words will  become reality, at least in Armenia," the RPA deputy chairman  concluded.

Nikol Pashinyan was in the United States on a working visit, where he  took part in the fifth International Religious Freedom Summit and the  National Prayer Breakfast. During his stay, the Armenian Prime  Minister also met with US Vice President James Vance at the White  House in Washington.  During his speech at the Munich Security  Conference, Vance emphasized that one cannot simply talk about  democratic values, but rather live them. "Within the memory of many  of you in this room, the Cold War pitted the defenders of democracy  against far more tyrannical forces on this continent. And think about  whose side in that fight was censorship, the closing of churches, the  cancellation of elections.  Unfortunately, when I look at Europe  today, it is sometimes not very clear what happened to some of the  winners of the Cold War. What no democracy, not American, not German,  not European, can survive is telling millions of voters that their  thoughts and concerns, their aspirations, their pleas for help are  invalid or unworthy of even consideration. Democracy is based on the  sacred principle that the voice of the people matters. There is no  place for firewalls (control system - ed.). You either support that  principle or you don't," said the US Vice President, as quoted by  Meduza.