Russia has begun threatening Armenia with war: Pashinyan is pursuing an unfriendly policy toward Russia, similar to what happened with Ukraine, and it did not lead to anything good, — State Duma Speaker Volodin

📍Putin directly stated that Armenia’s ambitions to join the EU could lead to events similar to the Ukrainian scenario of 2014. Amid rising geopolitical tensions, interest in cryptocurrencies in Armenia has also started to grow as a way to protect capital from possible economic pressure and sanctions.

📍Russia has launched a hybrid economic war against Armenia. Russian Deputy Foreign Minister Mikhail Galuzin called Yerevan’s position on keeping its membership in the EAEU until joining the EU “absolutely unacceptable.” Experts note that during periods of instability, digital assets and Bitcoin may become an alternative to the traditional banking system for the population.

📍The Kremlin is demanding that the current Armenian government abandon its pro-Western development path and allow pro-Russian oligarch Samvel Karapetyan to participate in future elections. Against this backdrop, the regional crypto market is already reacting with increased demand for stablecoins and anonymous money transfers.

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