Forecast: Extremely cautious policy of Armenia is fraught with big  risks

ArmInfo. The current, extremely cautious policy of the Armenian leadership is fraught with great risks for us in the future.  Leader of the Sovereign Armenia  party David Sanasaryan expressed a similar opinion to ArmInfo.

"These people are trying to refrain from any step that the Kremlin  might suddenly not like. They are trying to do so in order to avoid  provoking a new war, they are trying to avoid an indirect response to  such a step.  In my personal opinion, such a policy is extremely  problematic and does not contain anything that can lead to positive  changes for our country in the future," he said.

According to the politician, at this stage, Armenia's policy is aimed  at meeting Baku's demands,  Even at the expense of  violation of  existing agreements, example of which is the case of the early  departure of the Armenian population from the settlements of the  Lachin corridor. According to Sanasaryan, the reason for what is  happening is related to the use of military force by Azerbaijan with  the tacit approval of the Russian Federation.

Against this background, the main issue for the politician remains  the time frame in which Armenia will continue to be cautious and  simultaneously implement the agreements between Moscow and Ankara.   Moreover, in conditions when the latter completely contradict  Yerevan's own interests. Sanasaryan is convinced that this situation  is solely the result of the Armenian leadership's own mistakes.

The politician sees a way out of the current situation in Armenia's  transition from cautious diplomacy to militant diplomacy. In the  light of the absence of even theoretical hopes for any positive  changes for Armenia from the current policy, in his opinion, this  remains the only way out of the current situation.

"It is possible to stop the advance of the enemy, return the  situation to a state of balance only through weapons. We must be  armed, prepared, we must develop the economy as much as possible. We have no other way.  Given the lack of special opportunities for  Russia to help Armenia in the process of arming and modernizing the  army, it is necessary to find new ways of arms deliveries, at any cost,  since the future and the very existence of Armenia depends on this," Sanasaryan summed up.