
Armenia's Election Tests Russian Influence Amidst EU Promises
Armenia's recent election became a crucial test of Russian influence, with the pro-European prime minister securing a win despite pressure from Russia, including a ban on several Armenian products. The vote presented a clear choice between aligning with the EU or Moscow, with its significance extending beyond the small South Caucasus nation.
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Election in Armenia becomes a test of Russian influence
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