Naira Zohrabyan: One of the Witnesses to Nikol's Infallibility Asked Me to Find a Familiar Pilot to Flee to Moscow for a Cheaper Price

Member of the National Assembly's Bright Armenia faction, Naira Zohrabyan, wrote on her Facebook page: "Witnesses to Nikol's infallibility. Starting today, for one month, Russia has opened its air borders for Armenian citizens. Today alone, there are 6 flights to Russia, 4 of which are to Moscow.

07:55 the first flight, from Mineralnye Vody, took off. One had to see the joy of the Armenian family that they are among the first fortunate ones with a ticket. It's like winning the lottery.
Yesterday, a one-way ticket to Moscow was being sold for $700, and don't be surprised if tickets to Moscow start being sold at auction, like lots. Unfortunately, this mass emigration is going to be the largest exodus of Armenians ever. I have no right to blame an Armenian leaving Armenia who is struggling for bread and, most terrifyingly, does not believe that tomorrow a Turk will not enter their home.

The Armenian today is the most defenseless in their homeland. Interestingly, a significant portion of those leaving Armenia are Nikol's supporters. They were the ones who were most desperate and believed the most in Nikol's salvation. I have no doubt for a moment that Nikol will leave. I do not doubt for a moment that he knows this too.

The problem of people like me is not Nikol. Nikol is gone. He is already a nothing. Armenia's problem is those witnesses to Nikol's infallibility who do not have $700 to buy a ticket and leave their homeland. They are the ones still artificially keeping the nothingness alive, and they are the ones who consider the surrender of Artsakh and the massacre of several generations as legitimate and acceptable sacrifices.

I fear that kind of Armenian because Nikol will leave, but we will remain and live with those who can justify the death of an 18-year-old child with Nikol's infallibility. Our tragedy, the danger to our statehood and existence, is these people. And while I was writing this, one of the witnesses to Nikol's infallibility asked me to find a familiar pilot to flee to Moscow via the crew section at a cheaper price."