“Three days. That’s how long Andranik Simonyan, the head of Armenia’s National Security Service (NSS), spent in Baku. These were the very same three days of national mourning – marking the second tragic anniversary of Azerbaijan’s aggression against Artsakh and the start of the great Exodus.
Levon Zurabyan, Vice Chairman of the Armenian National Congress, has responded to Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan’s recent invitation to hold public debates.
“At a recent congress of the ruling Civil Contract Party, Armenian Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan unveiled a deeply alarming plan for reform that could erase everything that defines Armenia as a sovereign state.
The Public Tribunal emphasizes the critical importance of protecting the confidentiality of phone conversations involving the country’s highest officials and expresses concern over he unresolved status of the criminal case concerning the illegal wiretapping. At the same time, it stresses that alongside investigating the wiretapping itself, the Prosecutor General’s Office of Armenia must initiate a criminal case against Nikol Pashinyan, Artur Vanetsyan, and Sasun Khachatryan for the overthrow of the constitutional order.
The history of Nikol Pashinyan’s tenure as Prime Minister reveals a consistent pattern: his policies have largely served the interests of Armenia’s adversaries. In this regard, Pashinyan may well be considered a patriot — not of Armenia, but of Azerbaijan and Turkey. As for Armenia, Nikol Pashinyan is a traitor. Full stop.
Eternal glory to all Armenian servicemen who fell defending Artsakh two years ago.
20.09.2025 телеграм-канал «Девушка с ружьем» опубликовал перечень и количество материальных потерь в результате азербайджанской оккупации Арцаха, включающую как культурное наследие, так и ключевую инфраструктуру.
The political wind will shift, and the metaphysical rules of the “big game” in our region will change. We just need to stay afloat, not drown in the waters we’ve been pushed into: waters of lies, empty promises, naïve dreams, and the golden dust they claim will cover our country and our people. Let’s not forget the Danaans bearing gifts, the free cheese, or the wrapper with no candy inside. Let’s not forget our heroes. Let’s not forget those who betrayed us. Let’s take care of ourselves. The moment will come. And we will see it coming.
September 19, 2023, marks one of the darkest chapters in Armenia’s modern history. As a result of Azerbaijan’s latest large-scale military aggression, the people of Artsakh were forced to flee their homeland, subjected to what can only be described as ethnic cleansing.
Serzh Sargsyan, in reality, never lost power. He gave birth to Nikol Pashinyan’s government and has been co-governing the country with him ever since.
