If Armenians tolerate Nikol Pashinyan, and Ukrainians Volodymyr  Zelensky, it is not U.S. or Russian leaders` fault - political expert 

ArmInfo. If the people of Armenia tolerate Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan, and the Ukrainians tolerate President Volodymyr Zelensky, it is definitely not the fault  of the leaders of the United States and Russia, Donald Trump and  Vladimir Putin. Political scientist Suren Surenyants wrote about this  on his Facebook account. 

According to him, revolutionary maniacs, as a rule, have distorted  ideas about allied relations. As an example, the political scientist  cited Pashinyan's statement of August 5, 2019, made in Stepanakert.  "We are no longer interested in realistic plans. We are no longer  interested in what can be achieved. We are interested in what  everyone considers impossible to achieve, because the Armenian people  are a people who achieve the impossible," the political scientist  recalled the words of the Armenian prime minister, adding that  everyone knows what disasters the author of these words brought to  Armenia and the Armenian people with his illusions and adventurism.

Surenyants noted that Zelensky has also taken the same path of  adventurism. "What we saw in the White House a few days ago is the  best proof of this. Pashinyan and Zelensky are guided not by  realpolitik, but by illusions. Often, very often, they do not even  listen or understand what their allies, the "big" players, are  telling them, because they are no longer interested in "realistic"  programs. Pashinyan felt like "the guy" who rejected Serzh Sargsyan,  and who would easily bring the authoritarian Aliyev to his knees and  eclipse the glory of Tigran the Great," the political scientist  noted.

He noted that Zelensky, in turn, believed that he could "throw down  the gauntlet" to the leader of a nuclear state, relying on the  support of another nuclear state. And this is the time when profound  changes have been brewing in the West, and especially in the United  States, in recent years, and it was almost obvious that the  presidential elections in the United States would essentially end in  a conservative revolution.  Revolutionary fanatics, as a rule, have  distorted ideas about allied relations, so Pashinyan blames Russia  for his own failures, and Zelensky blames the United States. By the  way, in Moscow, they explain to Pashinyan the consequences of his  "combat illiteracy" in much more diplomatic language, but in  Washington they decided to humiliate Zelensky to the last. Of course,  I do not like these scenes of humiliation in international relations,  but this is a consequence of the fact that Pashinyan and Zelensky are  trying to blackmail their influential allies with statements like "we  are no longer interested in realistic programs", without even having  the theoretical possibility of having more serious allies. Ukraine  has been turned into ruins, we have irrevocably lost Artsakh, leaving  Armenia defenseless in the face of a hostile enemy," the political  scientist concluded.