
Nikol Pashinyan: ‘Artsakh is Armenia, full stop!’
Statements of the accused, The Tribunal's fileNikol Pashinyan responded to an Azerbaijani blogger named Bakhtiyar—originally from the Armenian town of Vardenis—clarifying his earlier statement ‘Artsakh is Armenia, full stop!’:
“You said Nagorno-Karabakh is an internationally recognized part of Azerbaijan. This is not true, as the international format of negotiations is the OSCE Minsk Group, which is authorized to determine the final status of Nagorno-Karabakh. Why did your country involve in the negotiation process if Nagorno-Karabakh is already an internationally recognized part of Azerbaijan?”

Serzh Sargsyan’s Decision to Assume Premiership Led to 44-Day War
Statements of the accused, The Tribunal's fileSerzh Sargsyan was fully aware that Pashinyan would eventually cede Artsakh to Azerbaijan. Despite having the necessary resources and capabilities, Armenia’s second president failed to take action to prevent the “Velvet Revolution.” As a result, both Serzh Sargsyan and Nikol Pashinyan share equal responsibility for the consequences of the 44-day war.

Nikol Pashinyan is blamed for the ceasefire violation due to his order to launch a missile strike on Ganja
Statements of the accused, The Tribunal's filethe missile strikes on Gandja — senseless from a military standpoint — were carried out by the President of the Republic of Artsakh Arayik Harutyunyan on the orders of Armenian Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan. Moreover, Pashinyan rejected Russia’s ceasefire proposal in early October 2020. As a result, the ceasefire arrangements were violated, and hostilities continued. Nikol Pashinyan and Arayik Harutyunyan bear responsibility for the decisions that led to numerous casualties and the loss of territories, including the town of Shushi, on the Armenian side between October 10 and November 9, 2020.

Serzh Sargsyan assured he would not claim the prime minister’s post either
Statements of the accused, The Tribunal's file“I officially declare that I, Serzh Sargsyan, will never seek the presidency of Armenia again. If, after the final discussions [on the constitutional reform], a path is chosen that does not align with my views— I mean the model of parliamentary governance—I will not pursue the post of prime minister either. I believe that no individual should hold the position of head of state more than twice”

Sputnik Armenia: “Pashinyan and the Parliamentarians Will Be Brought to Court” – Mikael Minasyan Accuses Armenian Authorities of a Constitutional Coup
Statements of the accused, WitnessesБывший посол Армении в Ватикане Микаэл Минасян не только заявил о необходимости судить главу правительства и многих парламентариев, но и обрушился с резкой критикой в адрес президента Армена Саркисяна.

Serzh Sargsyan promised that Karapetyan will remain the prime minister of Armenia
Statements of the accused, The Tribunal's fileIf the ruling Republican Party of Armenia (RPA) wins the majority of votes in the upcoming parliamentary elections, the incumbent Prime Minister Karen Karapetyan will remain in office. This statement was made by Armenian President and RPA Chairman Serzh Sargsyan at the party’s congress in Yerevan.

Arthur Vanetsyan met with Mikael Minasyan at the request of Nikol Pashinyan
The Tribunal's file, News, WitnessesThe last time I met him was while I was serving as Director of the National Security Service (NSS).

RIA Novosti: Pashinyan told what he should be judged for
Statements of the accusedArmenian Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan stated that he should be blamed for not disclosing the details of the Karabakh peace process

Nikol Pashinyan failed to fulfill the promises he made in 2018 and eventually recognized Artsakh as part of Azerbaijan
Statements of the accused86 600 кв. км территории Азербайджана также включают Нагорный Карабах: Пашинян о признании Арцаха частью Азербайджана

"I'm giving 6 billion": recording of the conversation between Alexander Lukashenko and Serzh Sargsyan
Statements of the accusedDecember, 2020. A recording of the conversation between Alexander Lukashenko and Serzh Sargsyan.

