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During the 2021 election campaign, Pashinyan appeared with a hammer in hand, signaling that if re-elected, it would be used against all the “former officials,” “looters,” and “Russian stooges.” The pro-government electorate greeted that message with great enthusiasm, expecting that those people would end up either in prison or perhaps even facing execution. The rhetoric ahead of the 2026 elections is much the same. The only difference is that these groups have now been joined by the Armenians of Artsakh, who were displaced to Armenia as…
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