"Fact" daily writes:
Recently, the Foreign Intelligence Service of the Russian Federation issued a remarkable message.
"The US State Department is thinking how to prevent Yerevan from leaving the so-called democratic path.
They see the way out in "strengthening" the "insufficiently reliable" authorities in Armenia with their henchmen.
In the framework of united globalist democratization, Aram Sargsyan's "Republic", Arman Babajanyan's "For the Republic" parties, Tigran Khzmalyan's "European Party of Armenia" and Levon Shirinyan's "Christian-Democratic Party" are considered such parties.
If we add to this the fact that this is the second official message of the Russian intelligence in recent weeks, which is related to the domestic and foreign policy of Armenia and the efforts of the current Armenian authorities to serve the interests of Russia's real opponents, then it becomes clear that the Russian government and especially the power elite is seriously preparing the informational and propaganda ground for some specific actions.
Basically, the special service of the "strategic ally" (in quotation marks, because firstly, that term is no longer used for a long time, and then, in the case of strategic allies, there is no need for such statements) directly declares that the foreign policy of the authorities in Armenia is pro-Western, and in fact pro-Turkish and in order to make the pro-Azerbaijani turn unstoppable, the foreign departments and special services of the respective countries invest their influence in the key positions of the government system, and sometimes also, probably, directly their agents.
It is not difficult to assume that the social network and SMS dismissals and appointments in the power structures of the last days were the basis for this assessment of the Russian intelligence.
This is interesting in that if previously the Russian special services characterized mainly the representatives of the so-called Armenian civil society and their "public" structures as Western agents, then in the above-mentioned two messages, the Russian Federation directly points to the embedded in state structures and the political field and to high-ranking officials and party functionaries promoted through external support.
Essentially, the Russian foreign intelligence service is implying that they have detailed information about the targeted individuals, their suspicious connections, behavior, possibly recruitment histories, and details about their public, political and personal lives.
Expert circles do not rule out that this unprecedented transparency of the Russian special services, which is not so typical of the special services in its methods, can be considered as a penultimate warning.
The latest warning, as shown by the course of action in such situations, is usually much tougher. According to analysts, these messages may also be a signal that after obtaining at least a tolerant format for relations with Azerbaijan and Georgia, Russia finally sees a threat to Armenia. steadily in the process of "Ukrainization".
Accordingly, in order to have a stable and loyal South Caucasus, Russia has started a consistent series of actions and processes. In this regard, the comment of the Russian Foreign Intelligence Service's press office is also interesting that "the US State Department has doubts and concerns that the current government in Armenia is stable in its in a westward turn."
At the same time, it can be said, "with the hand" it is hinted, "that there is a fear in Washington that Armenians who love and know how to count will soon perceive the extent of the damages that the severing of traditional economic ties can lead to."
And finally, the different creeds of worldview of the new US administration and the Pashinyan administration are not ignored either, hinting at the fact that today's RA authorities and their rulers belong to the globalist camp.
