Robert Kocharyan: Araik Harutyunyan Said If He Meets Me, Pashinyan Will Eat Him

On the third day of the war, I understood that we would lose. I was in Artsakh on the second day, and what I saw convinced me that we would lose this war. I stayed for two weeks, and after my departure, I tried to urge Araik Harutyunyan through Arkadi Ghukasyan and Bako Sahakyan to do everything possible to stop the war. It was clear that we were losing, said Robert Kocharyan, the second President of Armenia.

“I had a plan of action, and I wanted to meet with Araik Harutyunyan. He refused, did not want to meet, and conveyed through Bako Sahakyan that if I met with Kocharyan, the Prime Minister would eat him,” he noted.