It Seems That Those Sitting in the Chairs of the Prime Minister and Journalist Don’t Know What They Are Talking About: Senor Hasratyan

Former spokesperson of the Artsakh Defense Army, Senor Hasratyan, has commented on Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan's remark in yesterday's interview that "the Iskander didn’t explode or exploded, for instance, by 10 percent."

Hasratyan wrote on his Facebook page, "The one sitting in the Prime Minister's chair says: 'The Iskander didn’t explode or exploded, for example, by 10 percent.' The one sitting in the journalist's chair asks: 'Is that possible?' The one sitting in the Prime Minister's chair responds: 'I don’t know.' The one sitting in the journalist's chair concludes: 'It was an interesting piece of news.' It seems that the interlocutors occupying the chairs of the Prime Minister and the journalist, while not knowing what they are talking about, nevertheless arrive at a 'dialogue' filled with 'interesting news' in their own perception... Meanwhile, the audience has what it has today."