Armenia is going through one of the most decisive moments in its recent history. As Nikol Pashinian's government accelerates its rapprochement with Europe and seeks to reduce dependence on Moscow, the country has become a new theater of the battle for influence between Russia and the West. The parliamentary elections of June 7 were marked by complaints of disinformation campaigns attributed to pro-Russian sectors, in a context of growing geopolitical tension in the Caucasus. Despite this, the forces in favor of greater integration with the European Union managed to prevail at the polls. How does this information war operate? What interests are at stake for Russia in Armenia? And what does this case reveal about new forms of political influence in the 21st century? Report by Nathan Gallo for France 24.