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.

Since Armenia’s government is not defending the nation, then the citizens must defend it. Every concession, every erased symbol, every echo of the enemy’s narrative is another step toward national erasure. The Armenian people — at home and abroad — must finally wake up and bring to power new leaders who will serve Armenia’s interests, not its adversaries. History will not forgive complacency. The time to act is now — before there is no Armenia left to defend.

Speaking in Parliament, Gegham Manukyan, a member of the Armenian National Assembly from the Armenia Alliance, accused the current government of promoting a false narrative - portraying themselves as advocates of peace while depicting the opposition as warmongers.

During a parliamentary discussion on the Anti-Corruption Committee's report, Anna Grigoryan, an MP from the Armenia Alliance, presented data suggesting rapid and suspicious wealth accumulation among members of the ruling authorities.

The propaganda, terrifying in its confidence and stupidity, tries to stay silent about such things. It doesn't say that Artsakh, along with its people and the peacekeepers, was betrayed in 2022. The peacekeepers arrived in what was described as 'a disputed territory, the status of which was to be determined by future generations.' Yet Pashinyan, Michele, and Macron decided that Artsakh belongs to Azerbaijan. As a result, Pashinyan handed over not only Artsakh, but also its 120,000 residents and the peacekeepers themselves.

The information about Arman Babajanyan being an agent has been available online since 2012. Therefore, the first question should be addressed to Serzh Sargsyan: how is it that you not only released this U.S. agent on parole in 2009 (where he had been sent by Robert Kocharyan for evading compulsory military service), but also funded and established for him the news agency 1in.am, which has since grown into a major source of Russophobia.

On August 12, 2025, the Telegram channel Armenian Global Community highlighted the shift in the stance of Armenia's former healthcare minister, Arsen Torosyan, on the Artsakh issue. Before the 2020 war, Torosyan emphasized that Artsakh was a vital component of Armenian statehood. However, in 2025, in an attempt to justify Nikol Pashinyan’s policy of ceding Artsakh, he now urges the public not to interfere in the prime minister's approach.

Edmon Marukyan believes that Ilham Aliyev’s signature on the document outsourcing the management of a 42 km-long road in Syunik to the U.S. means that Azerbaijan will gain a stake in the deal to establish a consortium.

Arthur Hambardzoumyan believes that nothing will change in the Republic of Armenia until the murky events of 2018 (the so-called “velvet revolution”, editor’s note) are fully exposed.