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#Nikol Pashinyan

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Richard Giragosian
Richard Giragosian

“The only thing we see on the ground is that Armenia has allowed Turkish Airlines to fly to Baku directly over Armenia. This is important as a gesture as Turkish airspace remains closed to Armenian flights. Now the burden is on Turkey. Pashinyan's [Nikol Pashinyan] statements, however unpopular they may be in Armenia, are positive. So now the expectation is on Turkey to make a move. It's in Turkey's interests to use normalisation with Armenia to gain a seat at the table with Russia for post-war regional configuration.”

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Director of the think tank the Regional Studies Center in Yerevan (Armenia)
02 Sep 2021 5 2
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Robin Forestier-Walker
Robin Forestier-Walker

“It would be unprecedented in the Republic of Armenia if the military were to seize power from Pashinyan. what happened next could depend on whether Moscow would back Pashinyan or stay out of the way and not get involved. Putin did not approve of Pashinyan because of his reformist, pro-democratic, almost liberal credentials. But since the war [with Azerbaijan], Pashinyan has certainly shown that he is more than willing to do everything he can to keep Russia happy. Armenia depends so much on Russia now.”

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Al Jazeera’s journalist reporting from Tbilisi
25 Feb 2021 3 3
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Vladimir Putin
Vladimir Putin

“On the whole, I managed to convince President Aliyev that it was possible to end hostilities, but the return of refugees, including to Shusha, was a mandatory condition on his part. Unexpectedly for me, the position of our Armenian partners was that they perceived this as something unacceptable. Prime Minister Pashinyan told me openly that he viewed this as a threat to the interests of Armenia and Nagorno-Karabakh. I do not quite understand the essence of this hypothetical threat, I mean, it was about the return of civilians to their homes, while the Armenian side was to have retained control over this section of Nagorno-Karabakh, including Shusha, and meaning that our peacekeepers were there, which we have agreed upon both with Armenia and Azerbaijan. At that point, the prime minister told me that his country could not agree to this, and that it would struggle and fight.”

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Russian president
17 Nov 2020 7 3
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Ilham Aliyev
Ilham Aliyev

“When Pashinyan gave us an ultimatum, when he offended the feelings of Azerbaijanis, he deserved to have been punished for it. And we [punished him]. He should thank Putin for the fact that once again, Russia came to save Armenia.”

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President of Azerbaijan
11 Oct 2020 (approx) 3 4
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