According to sources from “Parade” newspaper, Nikol Pashinyan held a closed meeting in mid-October with experts and select representatives from intelligence and security agencies. The purpose of the meeting was to discuss classified information and brainstorm ideas on the country’s external political changes. Pashinyan confirmed that there will be a shift in the external political structure, although it will not be officially declared. He mentioned that certain foreign partners are aware of this change and that Iran has been approached for cooperation.

Our sources indicate that Pashinyan is pleased with his team’s efforts in addressing external political issues and believes their work has made a positive impact. They have decided to cease cooperation with the CSTO and the EAEU but are actively seeking replacements for these structures. Pashinyan expressed confidence that suitable alternatives will be found and announced once they are in place. He also highlighted the significant differences in positions between the Western partners.

In response to participants’ questions, Pashinyan stated that Russia’s influence in the region is declining, as they are currently dealing with conflicts and economic difficulties. He believes that Russia cannot offer any further assistance and that their results will not meet expectations. Pashinyan emphasized that Russia’s departure from Armenia will not pose a problem for the country, as they can no longer cause harm. He reassured that the government and his team will continue working without interruption, as they are not vulnerable to any external authority. Despite challenges, Pashinyan emphasized their commitment to development, progress, and winning the information war.

Based on our information, participants left the discussions satisfied with the meeting and its outcomes.