Tonoyan, Gasparyan, you know very well when the first mediation to prevent this war took place

David Tonoyan, Onik Gasparyan, you boys know better than anyone when the first mediation to prevent this war took place. This was stated by Tigran Abrahamyan, head of the 'Henaket' analytical center NGO and former adviser on security issues to the President of Artsakh.

In particular, the post states: 'The Russian Foreign Minister Lavrov openly spoke about this as early as the beginning of October, and days later the same proposal was mentioned by Russian President Putin. The Armenian Prime Minister DID NOT ACCEPT. At that time, discussions were still ongoing about a 5+2 format concerning the Berdzor corridor and a number of provisions under consideration.'

'You know better than I do that at that time, regarding casualties and our territorial losses, I am sure you provided daily updates on the situation to the Prime Minister. Unfortunately, the Prime Minister did not heed your advice in time, did not understand your situational assessments, did not prevent the losses of Artsakh territories and human casualties, and only on the 43rd-44th day of the war decided to act when we had already lost Jebrayil, Fizuli, Zangelan, Kubatlu, the Hadrut region (except for one village), areas and villages from Askeran and Martuni, Talish, and with certain reservations, Mataghis. We had lost the fortress city of Shushi.'

'With the signed tragic document, our impregnable Shahumyan region, with the center in Karvachar, Aghdam, and Kashatagh, will be handed over to Azerbaijan by December 1, not to mention the other dangerous provisions of the signed document regarding the Nakhchivan corridor from Azerbaijan.'

'Now, the same Prime Minister is trying to justify himself. The President of Artsakh and the Prime Minister of Armenia are attempting to shift the blame onto the armed forces.' We cannot allow this, we cannot allow our army to be discredited; we will not allow our officers, contract soldiers, conscripts, reserves, and volunteers to be marginalized. You know very well the reasons for the problems that have occurred.'

'You know better than I do that the risks of war, security threats to the RA and Artsakh have not decreased at all, but have actually increased in the medium and long term. In this situation, we, as citizens concerned about the army and the security of our country, must support the healing of the army, address the wounds, care for the families of our fallen soldiers, and honor those who passed the test of war with glory.'

'I ask you not to get involved in the Prime Minister's internal political theater; our duties lie elsewhere. Elsewhere.'