Armenian Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan has criticized Russia's widening restrictions on Armenian exports, calling them a "wrong step" that risks turning Armenians against the Eurasian Economic Union (EAEU), as Moscow extended its curbs this week to a growing list of fruits, vegetables, and fish. Speaking during a campaign event in Gegharkunik on June 2, Pashinyan told a journalist from the Russian newspaper Izvestia that Armenia fully understands the economic benefits of EAEU membership, but said the union should be creating opportunities rather than imposing barriers. "These economic restrictions are the wrong step because they turn people against the EAEU," Pashinyan said. "In this case, the EAEU should open new opportunities so...