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Armenia’s foreign minister says that relations with Russia are brotherly, discussions are constructive, and problems can be resolved. Many have taken note of this statement and, commenting on it, have recalled Ararat Mirzoyan himself and the authorities he represents, along with their anti-Russian statements and rhetoric. The question is being asked: what was all that about, and why, if Armenian-Russian relations were “brotherly”? By no means do I claim or wish to speak on behalf of the authorities. Nevertheless, I consider it important to address the…
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