RUSSIA LOSING GRIP! Armenia Rejects Russian Military Presence!

The South Caucasus is entering a period of rapid geopolitical change, with Armenia emerging as a central arena in the contest between Russian influence and Western engagement. Russian troop deployments, once seen as a security guarantee, are now fueling protests and pushing Yerevan to seek alternative partnerships. Growing public frustration, combined with Moscow’s failure to protect Armenian interests during recent Azerbaijani offensives, has created fertile ground for pro-Western movements. This shift is not merely about foreign policy realignment but also about redefining Armenia’s long-term strategic identity in a volatile neighborhood. As ties with both the EU and the United States deepen, the country is positioning itself for greater autonomy and diversified security guarantees. The outcome of this transformation will not only shape Armenia’s future but could also alter the balance of power across the entire South Caucasus.