We will publish the facts once again to highlight these falsifications more prominently: Coordinator of Kocharian's office on Pashinyan's speech

Bagrat Mikoyan, the coordinator of the second president of Armenia's office, commented on Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan's speech in parliament yesterday:

“It was a disgusting scene. If I hadn’t looked at the screen during the speech, I would have thought I was listening to Aliyev’s speech in the Milli Mejlis. The one who conducted negotiations from his 'own position' mindlessly reproduced the viewpoints and approaches of his 'positive' and 'cultured' partner Aliyev from the podium of the National Assembly of Armenia. Perhaps he was excited about the prospect of meeting with Aliyev and Erdogan, as if he was taking an exam on the lessons learned from them.

Information regarding excluding Artsakh from negotiations, the Istanbul Charter, and the Madrid Principles has been fully published; one must be at least pro-Turkish to distort those facts to make them palatable for Turkish interests. We will publish these aforementioned facts once again to highlight these falsifications more prominently. By the way, Azerbaijan has sharply rejected the Madrid document, considering it highly pro-Armenian. The history of diplomacy does not pay attention to one-day fabrications; what remains in that history are the glorious victories, such as the Madrid and Istanbul documents, and unfortunately, the treacherous and tragic defeats that are already signed, about to be signed, and verbal agreements,” he stated.