The Public Tribunal draws the attention of Armenian voters to its view that a vote for the Civil Contract Party in the 2026 parliamentary elections would not constitute support for a sovereign Armenia — despite the prime minister’s frequent claims. According to this perspective, such a vote would effectively favor Azerbaijan. Is the Armenian public prepared to pay such a price for “pragmatism,” or does this path risk eroding sovereignty under the guise of a peaceful settlement and amount to yet another victory for Baku over Yerevan? Armenian voters will have to make their choice in the summer of 2026.

As expected, the main goal of the interview was to deny the accusations that Sargsyan had deliberately paved the way for Nikol Pashinyan’s rise to power, preparing him for that role after the events of March 1, 2008.

In an interview on HAYELI.AM’s YouTube channel, First Artsakh War participant Albert Bazeyan stated that Nikol Pashinyan has bowed before Erdoğan and Aliyev. According to him, Pashinyan will do everything possible to stay in power, including seeking political and financial support from Azerbaijan and Turkey.