The square writes:
After Russia's sanctions against Armenian businessmen, Pashinyan announced that they are looking for alternative export markets, negotiating with different countries, and have exported the first batches of goods rejected from Russia. It is known that for more than a month, Russia has imposed restrictions on the import of a number of agricultural products and other goods from Armenia.
In the last days of the campaign, Pashinyan announced that the first batches of Armenian roses and vegetables have already been exported to new, alternative markets and new destinations, especially EU member countries or EU aspiring countries. Pashinyan assured that there will be no crisis in the sale of local products, and no product will remain unsold. He said that the names of the countries, more precisely, will be published after the product reaches the place. However, we learned from the authorities that the exported products are small, if not symbolic, and cannot replace the EAEU as an alternative market.
In the official circles, they are worried that in the near future they will face a serious problem in the sale of agricultural products, and they have realized that the propaganda that the Russian sanctions will end on June 8 is far from reality.
