Armenian Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan declared victory in the recent elections, reaffirming his commitment to peace negotiations with Azerbaijan, normalization with Turkey, and strengthening ties with the West. The election results are seen as a rebuke to Russia's attempts to intensify its influence in the South Caucasus. Experts analyze Pashinyan's political mandate, Russia's role in the election, and the future of Armenia's relations with Azerbaijan and the broader region.
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