Some members of the parliamentary majority decided to enter into a 'blizhni boy' with Russia

Some "rascals" of the parliamentary majority have decided to enter into a "blizhni boy" with Russia and from the columned hall of the National Assembly, they were exuding that "the security cushions themselves must prove whether they are cushions or deflated balloons. New allies will be found if necessary. This was stated by former MP Naira Zohrabyan on her Facebook page.

"Yesterday, we were all holding our breath waiting for Muratov’s airplane from Baku to Yerevan. Many mothers were confident that Muratov would bring back their captured sons. Instead, Muratov brought back the body of one Armenian soldier. At the same time, some 'rascals' of the parliamentary majority decided to enter into a 'blizhni boy' with Russia and were exuding that 'the security cushions themselves must prove whether they are cushions or deflated balloons.' It is time to give our allies an assessment." Of course, no one had the heroic spirit to assess our military ally, but amidst these heroic wails, we have not heard any coherent official statement about how many soldiers have died and how many have been captured in the latest battles in Syunik.

Since each of us has learned to receive more credible information from our sources, my sources assure me that right now we have 30 captured soldiers, among which are also those missing. I hope that official structures will address this issue without beating around the bush.

Azerbaijani social channels are flooded with horrific scenes degrading our soldiers, and these are being seen by the soldiers' mothers, children, and wives. It would not be a bad idea for the most successful defense minister in the long history of the Armenian people to at least have something to say to those mothers today, one day after the ceasefire," Zohrabyan wrote.