In the next episode of the “Dilemma” security-focused program, political scientist and historian Mikayel Zolyan, political scientist Robert Ghevondyan, and Research Center on Security Policy Director Areg Kochinyan discuss Armenia’s internal political developments against the background of hybrid wars.
Hybrid wars on the eve of 2026 parliamentary elections
How hybrid warfare manifests in different parts of the world
Hybrid warfare and Armenia-Russia relations
Other manifestations of hybrid wars
Level of Russian language proficiency in Armenia compared to other foreign languages
Origins of hybrid wars
Yugoslavia during Tito’s era and the USSR
Why is it easy for the Kremlin to find supporters in Armenia?
What developments have hybrid wars undergone recently?
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