Where Did You See Denial or Rejection of the Armenian Genocide in the Prime Minister's Speech? Torosyan

Member of the CP group, Arsen Torosyan writes: “The Prime Minister literally says that we need to understand how it was that there was no agenda to speak about or address the Armenian Genocide in Soviet Armenia in 1939, while in the 1950s, that very agenda was vigorously discussed in Soviet Armenia, to provoke domestic debate on this topic, so that finally, we can understand how agendas have been formed and dictated in our country for many years, whether many of our beliefs have been imported from abroad, but come and see that certain circles accuse him of denying the Armenian Genocide.

He literally stated two things: 1. We must understand why the Armenian Genocide occurred. 2. How was it possible to talk about the Armenian Genocide in Soviet Armenia over a span of 10 years? Now I ask you, where did you see denial, rejection, or repudiation of the Armenian Genocide?”