In an interview with NEWS.am, Anna Grigoryan, spokesperson for the “Armenia” bloc, stated that the collective entry is not prepared to assume any obligations on behalf of Armenia that would replace the mechanisms of the CSTO. Grigoryan addressed the issue of internal affairs, noting that criticizing the CSTO member states, expressing disappointment, or being frustrated with anti-Russian rhetoric does not warrant leaving the organization. Grigoryan also mentioned that during a meeting with European ambassadors, they were told that the international community, including the US, believes it is unnecessary for Armenia to leave the CSTO. Furthermore, Grigoryan mentioned that Armenia previously received official documents from the CSTO, but their contents have not been disclosed.

According to the spokesperson for the “Armenia” bloc, collective entry is not currently ready to accept any obligations on behalf of Armenia that would potentially replace the existing mechanisms of the CSTO. In an interview with NEWS.am, Anna Grigoryan expressed her views on the matter, highlighting the political nature of internal affairs. She questioned the logic of criticizing the CSTO member states or expressing disappointment or frustration with anti-Russian rhetoric, without considering the option of leaving the organization. Grigoryan also shared that during a meeting with European ambassadors, it was conveyed that the international community, including the US, does not believe that Armenia should exit the CSTO. She added that official documents from the CSTO have been received by Armenia, but their contents remain unknown.