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"Barayeva": The Armenian intrigue in the EAEU is actually a Kazakh intrigue

Nikol Pashinyan and Kassym-Jomart Tokayev. Photo: Press service of the President of the Republic of Kazakhstan

The Armenian intrigue in the EAEU is actually a Kazakh intrigue. The telegram channel "Baraeva" writes about this.

The author recalls that Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov actually announced the exclusion of Armenia from the CSTO for two years of non-payment of membership fees, which is quite possible under the organization's charter.

He also made it clear that Russia does not intend to delay the decision on Armenia's membership in the EAEU.

"You know, Armenia has already adopted a law on joining the EU, so the issue is already on the edge. Here, of course, we will have to figure it out promptly," Lavrov's statement quotes the telegram channel.

Further, it is recalled about the measures taken.

"Well, Russia is figuring it out. Alone. As of today, a ban has been imposed on the import of all Armenian quarantined products to the Russian Federation. And then there will be a question of stopping the supply of Russian gas, fuel, grain," the author continues.

And here, in his opinion, a hitch looms.

"Kazakhstan and Kyrgyzstan, although they signed Pashinyan's ultimatum to hold an "EU or EAEU" referendum, chose not to speak out loud on this matter. And it will not be surprising if Kazakhstan quickly comes to the aid of poor, unhappy Armenia, organizing deliveries of grain and fuel through Azerbaijan instead of Russian ones. Gas, however, is a separate story. So, if everything is clear with the CSTO, then the Armenian intrigue in the EAEU is actually a Kazakh intrigue," the author writes further.

The publication notes that, despite the fact that the forced exclusion of the country from There is no Union, and decisions are made by consensus, there are no unsolvable problems.

"But only in case of full solidarity of all those who decide the fate of the Union, in connection with the tricks of the multi-vector Pashinyan. And solidarity doesn't seem to be felt," the author concludes.
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12.08.2026

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