The Situation in Artsakh Is Deteriorating: Despair Is Growing

The newspaper "Hraparak" reports that we are receiving news from Artsakh indicating that the situation is deteriorating. On one hand, the Russian peacekeepers have not yet managed to return the enemy to their original positions, and on the contrary, the enemy is advancing slowly in various directions and occupying new positions.

On the other hand, despair is growing among the people of Artsakh; they understand that the government of Armenia has washed its hands of them, and has even forgotten about Artsakh. These feelings of decline are intensifying after each statement by Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan.

After his remarks at the recent government meeting, emigration sentiments in Artsakh have increased. People realize that Armenia is no longer their guarantor of security, and the Prime Minister plans to dictate their fate without consulting their opinion.

Although the authorities in Artsakh continue to flatter Pashinyan, they understand that the interests of Artsakh and Armenia are increasingly diverging. They recognize that they are standing alone against difficult challenges, both externally and internally. To prevent the complete depopulation of Artsakh, they are forced to change the priorities of governance and the allocation of state resources.

For more details, see today's issue of the newspaper.