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The former Secretary of the Security Council has clarified that, while still in office, he had also conveyed to the Prime Minister and his colleagues the views and concerns he outlined in his recently published article: the unrealistic prospect of EU membership and the dangers of an impulsive drive towards the West. “And I would have continued trying to convince them,” Grigoryan told CivilNet in an interview, presumably meaning that he would have continued had Nikol Pashinyan not decided to appoint Alen Simonyan in his place.…

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