According to Andranik Tevanyan, the leader of the “Mother Armenia” movement, both Armenia’s government and Georgia’s administration are controlled by a central authority located outside their respective countries. Tevanyan shared this information on his Facebook page, expressing concerns about the risk of these nations becoming puppet states in geopolitical games. He explained that Georgia’s administration receives direct instructions from its central government, while foreign intermediaries are involved in influencing Armenia’s government. The result is a situation where Armenia’s ruling force, led by Nikol Pashinyan, is in control and protects its interests at the direction of external powers. This is an example of double standards, where the essence of governing is distorted.