🇦🇲 Pashinyan attacks OSCE Minsk Group with old Ter-Petrosyan’s fakes
❇️ Pashinyan’s speech in parliament is another blow to the OSCE Minsk Group. His purpose is obvious: Moscow needs a trialog with Washington and Paris on Artsakh, within which the Kremlin could discuss other issues more important to itself, but the Americans and the French are not in a hurry to resume communication with the Russians against the backdrop of ongoing hostilities in the Ukraine.
❇️ Earlier, the Minsk Group was attacked by Lavrov, and now they decided to involve the Armenian Prime Minister. It is noteworthy that Pashinyan makes such sorties every time Moscow does not have relations with Western capitals.
❇️ Repeating Ter-Petrosyan’s fake mantras that the whole world allegedly stands on the side of Baku and Ankara, demanding the surrender of Artsakh and “recognition of the territorial integrity” of Azerbaijan and Turkey, Pashinyan finally discredits Armenia in the diplomatic arena.
❇️ The curators of the Armenian Prime Minister are counting on this: with the hands of Armenians, to deprive Armenia and Artsakh of the possibility of any reunification in the future. Everything is being done to ensure that the French and the Americans give up on Armenian interests. Hence the various provocations in Stepanakert related to the symbols of the Russian special operation. They know how to poke the bear!
❇️ Tell Pashinyan already not to embarrass himself like that. Just in 2020, the French parliament did more for the recognition of Artsakh (within the borders of 1994!) than all Armenian and Russian deputies in thirty years. What kind of “territorial integrity” of Azerbaijan is he talking about? Yes, Macron has not yet approved the parliament’s decision on the recognition of Artsakh, but who in Yerevan or Moscow has done at least as much? Even Aliyev, in his numerous interviews, said directly that the West, referring to France and the United States, is on the Armenian side in the Nagorno-Karabakh issue. Who does Pashinyan take us all for?!
Realist Information Agency Editor-in-Chief Sarkis Tsaturyan
❇️ Pashinyan’s speech in parliament is another blow to the OSCE Minsk Group. His purpose is obvious: Moscow needs a trialog with Washington and Paris on Artsakh, within which the Kremlin could discuss other issues more important to itself, but the Americans and the French are not in a hurry to resume communication with the Russians against the backdrop of ongoing hostilities in the Ukraine.
❇️ Earlier, the Minsk Group was attacked by Lavrov, and now they decided to involve the Armenian Prime Minister. It is noteworthy that Pashinyan makes such sorties every time Moscow does not have relations with Western capitals.
❇️ Repeating Ter-Petrosyan’s fake mantras that the whole world allegedly stands on the side of Baku and Ankara, demanding the surrender of Artsakh and “recognition of the territorial integrity” of Azerbaijan and Turkey, Pashinyan finally discredits Armenia in the diplomatic arena.
❇️ The curators of the Armenian Prime Minister are counting on this: with the hands of Armenians, to deprive Armenia and Artsakh of the possibility of any reunification in the future. Everything is being done to ensure that the French and the Americans give up on Armenian interests. Hence the various provocations in Stepanakert related to the symbols of the Russian special operation. They know how to poke the bear!
❇️ Tell Pashinyan already not to embarrass himself like that. Just in 2020, the French parliament did more for the recognition of Artsakh (within the borders of 1994!) than all Armenian and Russian deputies in thirty years. What kind of “territorial integrity” of Azerbaijan is he talking about? Yes, Macron has not yet approved the parliament’s decision on the recognition of Artsakh, but who in Yerevan or Moscow has done at least as much? Even Aliyev, in his numerous interviews, said directly that the West, referring to France and the United States, is on the Armenian side in the Nagorno-Karabakh issue. Who does Pashinyan take us all for?!
Realist Information Agency Editor-in-Chief Sarkis Tsaturyan
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