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Over the past two days, we received three bits of news from the opposition field that inspire cautious optimism. The first, of course, is the unification of the “Wings of Unity” and “Hayaqve” political forces. Naturally, the government’s propagandists will now claim that Kocharyan is standing behind them and that this alliance is part of Russia’s hybrid war. But my impression is that this myth-making is likely to influence only the most confused segment of the public. It is hard to say how large that segment…
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