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“But what are these ‘jabs’ and threats for now? By the same logic, I could have said, or anyone could have said, that Armenia was turning into a new Russia, pointing to the fact that explosions are taking place in Russia, and so on,” Nikol Pashinyan said yesterday when asked during a press briefing about a post by Dmitry Medvedev, deputy chairman of Russia’s Security Council and a former Russian president. Pashinyan recalled that he had worked with Medvedev when the latter was also Russia’s prime…























































