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Russia signals a harder line toward Armenia over EU bid
OilPrice reports that Russia, unable to persuade Armenia to drop efforts to join the European Union, is signaling it will adopt a harder line toward the country.
The outlet says Armenian Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan appears to be taking the tone of recent Russian statements seriously.
OilPrice adds that the apparent price for keeping the Kremlin at bay for now is the suspension of a nuclear cooperation deal with the United States, though the provided text cuts off before describing any further details.
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