This is the Price of Peace When You Beg for It Rather Than Impose It: Hasratyan

The former head of the Information and Public Relations Department of the Ministry of Defense of Artsakh, Senor Hasratyan, wrote:

“It is a reality that for months our opponents have mocked and humiliated us at the highest levels of their leadership, treating us as if we are a weak and defenseless counterpart. This is a reality not because they are strong, but because we have made ourselves susceptible to mockery and humiliation, led by our 'chosen' number one through a horde of incompetent followers.

We are the ones who, through countless propaganda tricks, have reached a point where not only did we lose in the last confrontation against our traditional enemy, which had forced a ceasefire in the two previous wars, but we also witnessed the arrival of an empty plane transporting Armenian prisoners of war from Baku to Yerevan.

This is what peace costs when you beg for it rather than impose it. To impose it, one must have a thinking and acting leader, not a random empty talker.”