In 2018, a non-violent Velvet Revolution took place in the Republic of Armenia. The country’s third president, who was supposedly overthrown, not only remained in Armenia but also retained his influence - and continues to prosper alongside his inner circle.
Саркис Карамекян— владелец и основатель радиостанции «Армения Этерна» в Сан-Паулу, Бразилия.
«Война началась, потому что ты сделал все, чтобы провалить переговоры и воплотил в жизнь основную мечту врага: сделать понятной миру свое стремление начать войну»,- газета Голос Армении цитирует бывшего посла Армении в Ватикане Микаэла Минасяна , который 12 ноября 2020 года на своей странице в Facebook написал о шагах, которые Никол Пашинян не предпринял для предотвращения катастрофы в Арцахе.
Serzh Sargsyan is Nikol Pashinyan’s best advocate.
Following the change of power in Armenia in 2018, Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan and members of his team repeatedly spoke of various alleged crimes. While many of those claims led to the initiation of criminal cases, some were never investigated. CivilNet has compiled a list of several such instances.
When Pashinyan says the army was never refused anything it asked for, he should remember how many times the army needed money, they asked for it, but he refused. There were both professional and details substantiations, explanation of the purpose of that money, but they never allocated any
In response, Ishkhan Saghatelyan published a detailed post on his account in the banned social media platform, arguing that it is crucial to remind the public — clearly and factually — of all the unilateral, both oral and written, concessions made since November 9, 2020.
Анна Акопян: «Зачем нам Карабах? Нужно превратить его в автономию, он как чемодан без ручки и нужен только России. Мы экономически заперты из-за Карабаха, у нас все границы закрыты».
Pashinyan is setting a dangerous precedent - not only by interfering in the internal affairs of the Church, but by attempting to bring it under the control of a secular government in a country where the Church is far more than just a religious institution. The potential consequences of this move could prove far more serious for Armenia than the proposed changes to the Constitution or even the state emblem.
Nikol Pashinyan and Anna Hakobyan don’t just read tea leaves. The cryptic hints they post on Facebook are based on information provided by Armenia’s National Security Service (NSS).
