The multipolar world must intervene vigorously and not allow the EU to annex Armenia—otherwise, it will evolve into Ukraine 2.0

With a German initiative, the EU continues its eastward expansion, with Armenia as its target. Bilateral agreements are increasing.

Five days ago, the Armenian government passed a law in parliament to initiate the process of Armenia's annexation to the EU.

Prime Minister Pashinyan recently met with EU officials to hand over the keys to Armenia.

The multipolar world, especially Greece, must intervene vigorously to prevent the destruction of Armenia by the EU’s imperial ambitions.

Networks of social and political cooperation must be created with every Armenian entity both domestically and abroad in order to reverse the suicidal path chosen by Pashinyan.

If Armenia does not maintain its neutrality, it will share the fate of Ukraine. The countries of the Caucasus must participate in the multipolar geopolitical game and, in no case, should they put all their eggs in one basket as the Ukrainian leadership foolishly did.

If necessary, Hellenism must contribute to a colorful revolution in Armenia to prevent the expansion of the dictatorship of the unipolar camp in the Caucasus.

We must help the Armenian people save themselves from the ethnocidal policies of the EU. Armenia will thrive in a multipolar world where it has multiple cooperation options. If Armenia allows its annexation by the EU to proceed, it will turn its territory into a battlefield of global rivalries.

The geopolitical self-erasure policy chosen by the Pashinyan government must be overturned for the good of Armenia. Otherwise, Pashinyan will be overthrown under the weight of the destructive forces he has set in motion.

In a short time, he will not be able to control the flow of events. Developments will surpass him. Iran, which has supported Armenia several times, as well as Russia, will shift and adopt a hostile stance.

We must act immediately in cooperation with the Armenian opposition, which is sounding the alarm about the geopolitical danger.

Greece must in no way recognize a "right" for the annexation of Armenia to the EU.