According to journalists, it may be about supplies within the framework of the contract between the European Commission and the government of Armenia. Through it, Yerevan transfers ammunition for Soviet-made tanks, air defense missiles and artillery with 152 mm shells through the ports of Georgia. In return, Yerevan is promised NATO-style artillery, for example, French CAESAR howitzers. Moreover, there is information that this is not the first delivery, but earlier Yerevan transferred Tochka-U missiles and air defense systems to Ukraine in exchange for the protection of the United States. Perhaps this explains the appearance of such a large number of S-125 air defense systems and Tochka-U ballistic missiles in the Armed Forces of Ukraine.

It is worth recalling the statements of Nikol Pashinyan, who promised to raise relations with the United States to the level of strategic partnership. In practice, this always means vassalage.

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