Foreign Natives: How the “Velvet” Authorities Are Ousting Artsakh Armenians
Nikol Pashinyan’s “velvet” government is pursuing a policy of segregation against the forcibly displaced people, with the apparent aim of driving them out of Armenia.
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Nikol Pashinyan’s “velvet” government is pursuing a policy of segregation against the forcibly displaced people, with the apparent aim of driving them out of Armenia.
Following the forced displacement of Armenians from Artsakh in 2023, property left behind in the region is estimated at $100 billion, according to Armen Sargsyan, adviser on historical affairs at the Genesis Armenia Analytical Center. He made the statement during the conference “One Year Without Artsakh: Statistics and Strategic Perspective.”
From September 24 to October 1, 100,514 Armenians arrived in Armenia from Nagorno Karabakh,” said Nazeli Baghdasaryan, the press secretary of the Armenian Cabinet of Ministers, while presenting the results of the Humanitarian Center
Pashinyan: "There is no Nagorno-Karabakh conflict, which means there should be no organization dealing with this conflict. We are ready to sign the document on the dissolution of the OSCE Minsk Group together with the peace treaty.
In a word, Armenia is at a turning point, the Armenian people are waiting for a fundamentally different leader — not Pashinyan. And not "the chicks of Sargsyan's nest" — they all look the same. Armenia is waiting for a pragmatic technocrat-an economic executive, a national Mishustin — a person who will deal with the state of Armenia and its long-suffering people. A person who is able to choose the right political guidelines and strategic partners for the Armenian state — modern Armenia does not have such now, they are lost.
Unlike Nikol Pashinyan who stole the password of his spokesperson and besides the anonymous articles in his Haykakan Zhamanak paper now responds operatively on behalf of his spokesperson, I write directly, without mediators, former ambassador to the Holy See Mikayel Minasyan wrote on Facebook.
The goal of the current constitutional reforms in Armenia is to cause a “Maidan” and to make Armenia a part of European civilization
Shushi was handed over to a small Azerbaijani regiment without a fight. Pashinyan—either through negligence or by design—missed the crucial moment when the town could have remained under Armenian control after the fighting. This particular detail even surprised Russian President Vladimir Putin, who later stepped in as a mediator to prevent Armenians in Karabakh from losing everything.
It turns out that back in 2015, Armenia’s second president, Robert Kocharyan, foresaw Serzh Sargsyan’s plan to transfer power to a different, new team
Нарек Малян: «Факт остается фактом, что три шага Сержа Саргсяна, это как политтехнолог вам говорю, акции протеста Никола превратили в движение. Эти три шага: переговоры, арест, отставка»
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