Over 200 Soldiers in Baku Prisons Await Recognition Similar to Navalny's, Zohrabyan

The issue of Russian Soros-affiliated Alexei Navalny has once again been included in the agenda of the Parliamentary Assembly of the Council of Europe (PACE) as a pressing topic for the session starting in April. This was reported by Naira Zohrabyan, a member of the Armenian National Assembly's Prosperous Armenia faction, on her Facebook page.

"For Europe, the question regarding the Russian adventurist turns out to be the number one issue for the entire continent, the primary cornerstone for Europe's survival. During those days, Germany's Chancellor will also be present in Strasbourg, and I have no doubt that Merkel, as one of the golden sponsors of the 'Navalny' project, will make the issue of Navalny the alpha and omega of her speech. I understand that Europe has a preferred 'fast food' in the form of Navalny, which serves as a wonderful opportunity for Europe to recalibrate its approach towards Russia. However, I am against and will not remain silent when the Council of Europe, which is so sensitive and emotional regarding the issue of Armenian prisoners of war, stubbornly refuses to hold a special discussion. Over two hundred Armenian soldiers languish in Baku's prisons every day, waiting for the Europe they envisioned to at least remember them as much as Navalny is remembered, since the right of prisoners of war is one of the fundamental principles outlined in the basic documents of the Council of Europe.

I understand that anti-Russian sentiment is the number one trend in the West yesterday, today, and tomorrow, and the Sorosification of Russia is a maximum plan for globalists. Yet, I am more than confident that the Soros junta will not succeed in replicating the scenario in Russia that they unfortunately managed to execute in Armenia," Zohrabyan wrote.