Azerbaijan Acquired Satellites While Our Modern 'Saviors' Acquired Mansions and Villas, Says CP Representative

The Civil Contract Party representative Arusyak Julhakyan wrote on her Facebook page:

“Yesterday, the first space satellite was launched into orbit around the Earth. This is an incredibly important event, albeit delayed. Nonetheless, they say it’s better late than never.

After the war, it became clear that as early as 2017, Armenia lagged tenfold behind Azerbaijan in critical infrastructure development. By 2017, Azerbaijan already had three satellites, one of which was reconnaissance. Azerbaijan had managed to put its first satellite into the Earth's orbit back in 2013, at a time when we were celebrating the acquisition of a Roden statue and its installation in the center of Yerevan. While Azerbaijan was acquiring satellites, our modern 'saviors' were acquiring mansions and villas.

During the 44-day war, Azerbaijan was, so to speak, monitoring the movements of the Armed Forces in real-time using these satellites, a fact that Aliyev proudly mentioned after the war. It goes without saying what advantage this circumstance gave to the Azerbaijani armed forces.

Nonetheless, Armenia now has a satellite, and this will certainly not be the last. We must spare no effort and vigor in correcting past mistakes and achieving what has yet to be done.”