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The ongoing conflict in the Middle East is diverting crucial U.S. air defense resources away from Ukraine, raising concerns about Kyiv's ability to counter Russian attacks. Meanwhile, Azerbaijan is significantly boosting its natural gas exports to Europe, diminishing Russia's energy leverage and impacting Moscow's revenues.
Armenia, a small, landlocked nation in the Caucasus, finds itself at a critical geopolitical and energy crossroads. With its traditional Russian protectorate faltering and its economy in despair, the country is now eyed by the United States as a potential strategic ally. This potential realignment, centered on a U.S.-funded nuclear power plant, offers Armenia a path to independence but requires navigating complex regional dynamics and significant financial commitment.
