VIDEO: 'They haven't decided who to approach with what question': Sanosyan on the opposition

The opposition hasn't quite figured out whom to approach with which questions. This was stated by Gnel Sanosyan, the Minister of Territorial Administration and Infrastructures, during a conversation with journalists in the National Assembly on June 1.

Sanosyan referred to the opposition's blockade of state buildings and their demand for ministers to express their opinion on whether they agree that Artsakh cannot be part of Azerbaijan. 'Let them come, let's lay out the maps and discuss where we are laying asphalt, where we are changing water pipelines, where the reservoirs are at. Let them come and work, otherwise, folks, it is unrealistic to think that we can go together and interview someone at Vardushi's house,' he stated.

'Every ministry should be approached regarding issues that relate to that ministry. People come to our ministry about the Artsakh issue; what should we do?' he added.

A journalist reminded that Gnel Sanosyan holds a political position and is obliged to answer questions regarding his political team's orientation. 'I remember well that I hold a political position, and I remember well which team I am a member of, and I also have my personal opinion on the Artsakh issues as a person and a minister. However, there are questions to which I am not the one to respond. Why should the Minister of Environment or the Minister of Territorial Administration and Infrastructure speak on behalf of Artsakh? There are appropriate departments for that, and to the credit of our colleagues, they are working very actively,' he concluded.