Is Pashinyan becoming like Zelensky in Armenia

The article discusses Armenian Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan's approach to crafting a new policy direction following the signing of the peace agreement with Azerbaijan, under U.S. mediation, which he considered a historic turning point for Armenia. He indicated that peace has made his country more stable, with voters supporting the continuation of the peace process. Pashinyan is also shown to be seeking a balance between East and West, focusing on strengthening relations with the Eurasian Economic Union and the possibility of future membership in the European Union, all while Russian oversight monitors his moves. Additionally, the speech reflects a desire to capitalize on the rapprochement with Turkey and Azerbaijan to achieve economic and strategic interests, particularly through the "Trep" project aimed at ending Armenia's isolation and restoring regional and international connectivity.

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