Under the Traitorous Regime, There Will Be No Peace in Our Country at All. Gegham Manukyan

Today it was once again confirmed that under the traitorous regime and in the conditions of Pashinyan’s government, there will be no dignified peace in our country, and there will be no peace at all. This was stated by Gegham Manukyan, a member of the 'Armenia' faction, on his Facebook page.

'Since the enemy is unruly, and the opposite side is perpetually conceding and has created an untenable situation with misguided prior steps and verbally given promises. Later, we will talk about how they held power with false promises of the future and peace, and by whom they held on. Now it is a matter of protecting the Homeland. On one side, there is defense, a solid defense, but also an understanding of what situation has been created. Therefore, instead of calls for false unity, one thing is clear: Pashinyan must leave. As soon as possible, immediately. So that organized, solid, coordinated, and clear defense can be possible, diplomatic and political maneuvers can be made.

This government continues the same deception in relations with foreign nations, similar to what it does with its own people through its provincial childish games. The Secretary of the Security Council announces on television about applying to the CSTO, but a written request has not yet been made. Simultaneously, from the podium of the National Assembly, it coordinates obscure anti-Russian and anti-CSTO speeches instructed to its minions. They are so foolish that they do not even realize what great fire they are playing with. It only concerns them—those who are in power—but it pertains to our country and our people. When the official Facebook page of the National Assembly posts videos of such anti-Russian speeches (until now, speeches by parliamentarians had never been published on that page), this will already be viewed as official policy. Meanwhile, there are casualties, the names of whom the Ministry of Defense is reluctant to disclose even after around ten hours. There are captives, losses at the front-line, and threats to Syunik.

As a side note, one year ago, on this very day, we were at a rally at Freedom Square demanding the removal of Nikol. This was preceded by the traitor’s statement that the provision of handing over Shushi to Azerbaijan had always been on the negotiation table. The press secretary of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs (Anna Naghdalyan has long since left) refuted Pashinyan’s absurdity, and Foreign Minister Arayik Ayvazyan resigned.'