Overchuk threatened Yerevan: It will have serious consequences!

Armenia is approaching a point of no return. This was said by Russian Deputy Prime Minister Aleksey Overchuk. Overchuk warned that if Yerevan continues on its current course, Russia will have to build economic relations with Armenia differently. Emphasizing that Western countries are professionally engaging Yerevan, the deputy prime minister specifically addressed Armenia's stance on the railway issue, stating that Moscow is not against expanding Armenia's export markets, but criticized Nikol Pashinyan's proposals to give Russia's concessions to third countries. According to him, Armenia's rapprochement with the European Union, a hostile military-political bloc to Russia, will cause long-term, serious consequences.