Armenia Alliance
- Type
- alliance
- Country
- Armenia
- Homepage
- Description
- An alliance comprising the ARF Dashnaktsutyun Party and the Right-Centrist 'Forward' Party. Suspicion label: none.
Aliases
- ARF Dashnaktutyun
Related claims (15)
- Armenia Alliance registered as an alliance comprising the ARF Dashnaktsutyun Party and the Right-Centrist 'Forward' Party.
- Former President Robert Kocharyan, "Armenia" bloc PM candidate, stated, 'Russia says, "I will stop considering you as a friendly country"'.
- The Armenia Alliance led by former president Robert Kocharyan received about 3% support in the February 2026 poll.
- Robert Kocharyan warns that the U.S.-backed Trump Route for International Peace and Prosperity (TRIPP) project is a major security threat to Armenia.
- Robert Kocharyan calls for immediate restoration of close, strategic relations with Russia, arguing relations were damaged under Pashinyan.
- Armenia Alliance led by Robert Kocharyan advocates a pro-Russian platform emphasizing national security restoration, socioeconomic reforms, and restoration of strategic ties with Moscow.
- Former President Robert Kocharyan’s Armenia Alliance began its campaign in Vagharshapat (Etchmiadzin).
- 14% of respondents expressed a positive view of the Armenia Alliance, while 86% said it is moving in the wrong direction.
- Vote intention maintains Civil Contract party's broad lead at 32.5%, with opposition fragmented; Strong Armenia is the only opposition party above electoral threshold at 10.1%.
- Kocharyan's Armenia Alliance campaign focuses on rejecting constitutional reform, restoring partnership with Russia, and increasing social spending.
- Russian political and informational networks support the opposition aiming to block constitutional reform and peace treaty ratification, steering Armenia back toward a confrontational, Russian-aligned posture.
- The opposition, mainly Robert Kocharyan's Armenia Alliance and Samvel Karapetyan's Strong Armenia, oppose constitutional reform, support restoring close ties with Russia, and resist the peace settlement.
- Armenia's parliamentary elections will be held on June 7, 2026 and represent a strategic choice between peace with Azerbaijan and renewed confrontation aligned with Russia.
- Armenia's political landscape is highly polarized between the ruling Civil Contract Party and opposition forces connected to former presidents Serzh Sargsyan and Robert Kocharyan, including the Republican Party of Armenia, Armenian Revolutionary Federation, and Armenia Alliance.
- Robert Kocharyan's Armenia Alliance, Samvel Karapetyan's Strong Armenia and Gagik Tsarukyan's Prosperous Armenia submitted candidacy applications for the 2026 elections.