In response, Ishkhan Saghatelyan published a detailed post on his account in the banned social media platform, arguing that it is crucial to remind the public — clearly and factually — of all the unilateral, both oral and written, concessions made since November 9, 2020.

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?

And where was Armenia’s National Security Service while Pashinyan’s wife was collecting cars like Christmas ornaments?

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.

Why did Artsakh fall? Because by that time, Armenia had been ruled for six consecutive years by a group of loudmouthed liars and political amateurs. There was simply no alternative.

Artsrun Hovhannisyan’s deception had turned out to be as unexpected as it was devastating for Artsakh.

He is engaged in crude agent activity. He speaks about Western Armenia only because we are making claims against Turkey. By drawing such comparisons, Pashinyan casts doubt on the fact of the Genocide and seeks to erase the fact that Armenians were deprived of their homeland.

Nikol Pashinyan’s “velvet” government is pursuing a policy of segregation against the forcibly displaced people, with the apparent aim of driving them out of Armenia.

In a word, Armenia is at a turning point, the Armenian people are waiting for a fundamentally different leader — not Pashinyan. And not "the chicks of Sargsyan's nest" — they all look the same. Armenia is waiting for a pragmatic technocrat-an economic executive, a national Mishustin — a person who will deal with the state of Armenia and its long-suffering people. A person who is able to choose the right political guidelines and strategic partners for the Armenian state — modern Armenia does not have such now, they are lost.