Do You Exclude the Possibility That an Airplane Could Be Directed at a Strategic Site in Armenia While Shouting Allahu Akbar? - Sayat Shirinyan

Colonel Sayat Shirinyan of the Police wrote: “The airspace of the Republic of Armenia is now open to Azerbaijani aircraft, and whatever they choose to transport through our airspace is up to them—whether it be 'people' or weapons.

Do you consider it possible, or do you exclude the possibility, that one day, an Azerbaijani pilot shouting Allahu Akbar could direct an aircraft at one of Armenia's strategic objects? For example, at a nuclear power plant.

Has anyone thought of such a scenario and the potentially catastrophic consequences? No, you haven’t thought about it, because thinking requires the ability to think.”