US Accuses Russia of Turning Its Back on Armenia
The United States Department of State has declared that Russia has "turned its back" on Armenia. Washington is now actively trying to help Yerevan reduce its dependence on Moscow. This statement was made against the backdrop of growing political changes and new challenges in the region.
According to American officials, Russia has failed to fulfill its obligations as a security partner. This became especially noticeable during the conflicts of recent years, when Armenia expected support from its ally. Washington believes that Armenia needs new and reliable partners to ensure the country's stability.
The US is now working on various programs aimed at strengthening Armenia's economy and energy sector. The main goal is to make Armenia more independent and resilient to external pressures. This also includes expanding trade ties with Western countries and promoting democratic reforms.
For decades, Russia has been Armenia's primary military and economic ally. However, relations between the two countries have recently become significantly strained. Armenian authorities have repeatedly expressed dissatisfaction with the activities of the CSTO (Collective Security Treaty Organization) and Russia's passive stance.
The situation remains complex as Armenia tries to balance its foreign policy between different power centers. The international community is closely monitoring how these changes will affect security in the South Caucasus. Both the US and the European Union continue to increase their involvement in the region.