Командир отряда крымских ополченцев Армен Мартоян на съезде партии Альянс заявил, что Армения отказалась от их предложения предоставить в качестве помощи 450 бойцов, прошедших войну в Донецке, Сирии, Ливии
How is it even possible that, in a country where tens of thousands of displaced Artsakh Armenians remain homeless, prisoners of war are still in captivity, the wounded and disabled are neglected, Artsakh has been physically erased, migration is surging, and social and economic problems are overwhelming—this is the issue we wake up to?
Pashazade and Pashinyan are openly passing the ball back and forth in their attacks against the Armenian Apostolic Church. The talking points coming out of Baku are so closely aligned with those voiced by Pashinyan that I could easily create an entire photo album on the subject. For now, I’m only sharing a small portion of it...
No employee of the National Archive has been detained or arrested in connection with these charges.
And where was Armenia’s National Security Service while Pashinyan’s wife was collecting cars like Christmas ornaments?
That man sold Armenia. What we are witnessing today is not merely incompetence; it is a grave act of high treason․
Taking into account the involvement of Armenia’s third president and his son-in-law, Mikayel Minasyan, in facilitating the 2018 “velvet revolution,” there is reason to believe that Serzh Sargsyan has been using Nikol Pashinyan to carry out the commitments made to Turkey in 2009 under the so-called “football diplomacy.”
During the 44-day war of 2020, as well as before and after it, numerous interviews, public speeches, and social media posts by Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan, his spouse Anna Hakobyan, and President of the Artsakh Republic Arayik Harutyunyan contained information that qualified as military and state secrets.
Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov, in his comments to journalists, effectively accused the Armenian authorities of betraying Artsakh and surrendering it. Notably, Armenia’s Foreign Minister Ararat Mirzoyan did not refute Lavrov’s claims.
The parliamentary factions of Nagorno-Karabakh did not initiate Harutyunyan’s resignation. Moreover, neither former presidents Arkadi Ghukasyan and Bako Sahakyan - who are currently imprisoned alongside Harutyunyan - nor any other political figure had called for his resignation.
