The Man Prepared for Execution Would Have Acted Immediately Without Illuminating November 10: Father of a Fallen Soldier in Artsakh

The father of fallen soldier Hayk Mkrtchyan, Zaven Mkrtchyan, wrote on his Facebook page: "Today I heard a new statement. He, the supreme chief manipulator, after thinking for 4.5 months, decided to make a big sacrifice, to take the defeat upon himself so that we would not feel defeated. But I tell him that it would be much more just and honest, since you were the one who declared in the National Assembly that you were ready to die, to take your 30-member government squad ... then choose yourself as squad commander, synchronize yourselves, go to the Soros office to receive blessings, and stand next to the boys on the front line, giving a fight in the last battle of Sardarapat, encouraging them, defending them from Turkish drone strikes. Even if you died, why not? Were you afraid there would be no one to replace you, or did you think your lives were more precious than our children's or that mourning should only come to our homes? Now you come and talk about execution? A person prepared for such a thing would have acted immediately without illuminating November 10. Therefore, the person who sacrificed an entire generation and thousands of young lives for his own position and chair must receive and bear his deserved punishment, and execution can be considered the mildest and most honorable consequence for the criminal. I won't even mention the loss of most of Artsakh, because that can at least theoretically be returned; it's just a matter of equipment. Nevertheless, I hope that at least once you will fulfill your own words, and if elections are held, we will witness the public fulfillment of the supreme commander's statement on June 21—under the wall of the execution square, because even gathering a little less than half of the votes is guaranteed for you, even in the most selective fraud."