Despite the Tense Border Situation, CP Meeting Agenda Focuses Exclusively on Campaigning

The ruling party will gather once again after a prolonged break. The "Civil Contract" will hold a faction meeting in the National Assembly.

This is reported by the "Zhoghq" newspaper, noting that it has been a month since the ruling power has held any administrative or faction meetings, as they have been exclusively focused on campaign-related issues and do not have the time during meetings.

According to government sources cited by the website, the agenda will exclusively cover upcoming National Assembly meetings, the government's behavior, and campaign-related issues.

Despite the tense situation along the borders of Armenia and Artsakh, security matters will not be discussed at the CP meeting. It appears that the local authorities have time for everything—celebrations, campaigning—but have forgotten their core responsibilities, namely ensuring the security and inviolability of the country's borders. For them, only narrow party issues are a priority.

At the same time, there is mobilization in Azerbaijan, and enemy forces are accumulating at the borders of Armenia and Artsakh.