US Accuses Russia of Abandoning Armenia and Offers Support
The United States government has stated that Russia has "turned its back" on Armenia. Washington believes that Moscow is no longer a reliable partner for Yerevan. For this reason, the US has begun taking steps to reduce Armenia's dependence on Russia and strengthen bilateral relations.
According to American officials, Russia has not fulfilled its allied obligations and did not help Armenia during difficult times. This has become particularly noticeable during recent events in the region. In Washington's view, Moscow's behavior is forcing Armenia to seek new and more stable partners.
The US is now actively working with Armenia to help the country diversify its economy and security system. The goal is to create conditions where Armenia will not be forced to rely on only one state. This includes support for democratic reforms and the expansion of economic ties with the West.
These developments are taking place against the backdrop of a changing political situation in the South Caucasus. While Russia's influence is declining in certain areas, the United States and Europe are attempting to play a larger role in the region. Armenia, for its part, is striving to balance its foreign policy to ensure the country's stability and independence.