What prevented Pashinyan from being dismissed: reports from Yerevan

The Armenian opposition was never able to dismiss Pashinyan, despite the loud statements addressed to him and an ultimatum made the day before. As reported by the Armenian media, the previously announced meeting of the Council of the National Assembly (Parliament), at which it was planned to dismiss the prime minister, did not take place.

The Armenian Parliament was unable to gather a sufficient number of deputies for an extraordinary consideration of the draft decision of the National Assembly "On Discussion of the Current Situation, Ways to Get Out of It, as well as the Legality of the Statement signed by Prime Minister of the Republic of Armenia Nikol Pashinyan, President of Azerbaijan Ilham Aliyev and President of Russia Vladimir Putin 9 November 2020 ".

According to the head of the opposition "Enlightened Armenia" party Edmon Marukyan, only one deputy came from the largest "My Step" faction, whose leader is Pashinyan.

Failure to attend a meeting on this agenda means that 88 deputies of the National Assembly are in favor of preserving the country in its current state with all the ensuing consequences.

- said Marukyan.

In turn, secretary of the "Prosperous Armenia" party Arman Abovyan announced the parliamentary crisis.

(...) the quorum was not met, the meeting of the parliament council did not take place. This means that there is a parliamentary crisis in the country. We will continue to fight using all the possibilities of the constitution

- he added.

Meanwhile, ex-adviser to the Artsakh Foreign Minister Hrachya Arzumanyan announced the betrayal of the authorities of both Armenia and Artsakh. In his words, the war was stopped when "the enemy had already faltered" and the Artsakh defense army was preparing for an offensive.

We are faced with a national betrayal that will definitely enter the Armenian history... RA Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan and Artsakh President Arayik Harutyunyan deliberately committed betrayal. It was a deliberate choice and step. As far as I know, none of the top military and political leadership resigned, and they become accomplices in betrayal

- stressed Arzumanyan.

It should be reminded that protests began in Yerevan after the signing of the peace trilateral agreement on an armistice. The protesters demand that Prime Minister Pashinyan be dismissed and the terms of the agreement revised.

Comments

[svp67]

In his words, the war was stopped when "the enemy had already faltered" and the Artsakh defense army was preparing for an offensive.

Yeah, "wow, we would give them if they caught up with us ..."

[neri73-r]

The hot Caucasian blood will seethe, and it will calm down! There is no other way for them to break their shirt - no man!

[sergo1914]

Quote: neri73-r

The hot Caucasian blood will seethe, and it will calm down! There is no other way for them to break their shirt - no man!

Ha. Shirt. We are tearing button accordions over there. And not one at a time. And here's the shirt.

[neri73-r]

Quote: sergo1914

Quote: neri73-r

The hot Caucasian blood will seethe, and it will calm down! There is no other way for them to break their shirt - no man!

Ha. Shirt. We are tearing button accordions over there. And not one at a time. And here's the shirt.

We tear up the boyas for joy, and they shirts for another reason!

[sergo1914]

Quote: neri73-r

Quote: sergo1914

Quote: neri73-r

The hot Caucasian blood will seethe, and it will calm down! There is no other way for them to break their shirt - no man!

Ha. Shirt. We are tearing button accordions over there. And not one at a time. And here's the shirt.

We tear up the boyas for joy, and they shirts for another reason!

We tear for any reason. Sometimes even for no reason, but in the mood.

[Dodikson]

mood is the reason

[APASUS]

Quote: neri73-r

The hot Caucasian blood will seethe, and it will calm down! There is no other way for them to break their shirt - no man!

It was because of the place in the market that they yelled at each other and dispersed, and now how many people died in Karabakh, he needs to run under the wing of Soros, he will find him a new place in Georgia or Ukraine, it doesn't matter where to muddy the waters

[Vladimir Mashkov]

Quote: APASUS

It was because of the place in the market that they yelled at each other and dispersed,

What actually happened? Yes, nothing special, the usual Caucasian story: in the heat of the moment they ran, got outraged, shouted, wanted to immediately execute Pashinyan, broke a little something and fought. Then they cooled down and slowly parted. What? Remove Pashinyan? Well, maybe not yet ... After all, we elected him ... Maybe he will do something else good ... You need to DO this ... After all, steam has already blown the whistle!

[Alex777]

After all, steam has already blown the whistle!

The famous Mikheev claims that the losses were:
there are about 10 people in Armenia,
there are about 15 people in Azerbaijan.
An acquaintance of mine claims that in Shusha alone, the Armenians do not take about 800 "200".
You perceive everything in a simplified way.

[Vladimir Mashkov]

Don't you really understand? Or are you pretending? After all, I did NOT scoff about the bloody war, but commented on the "Yerevan battle"!

[Alex777]

After all, I did NOT scoff about the bloody war

So I don't say that.
You understand that one of the reasons for the "Yerevan battle" is the desire of people to ask the same Pashinyan - why did their loved ones die?
When the scale of the losses becomes clear to everyone in Armenia, a lot can happen.
It will be difficult to hide it in Armenia now. IMHO.

[Vladimir Mashkov]

Quote: Alex777

After all, I did NOT scoff about the bloody war

So I don't say that.
You understand that one of the reasons for the "Yerevan battle" is the desire of people to ask the same Pashinyan - why did their loved ones die?
When the scale of the losses becomes clear to everyone in Armenia, a lot can happen.
It will be difficult to hide it in Armenia now. IMHO.

No, you still misunderstand me. I do not want to repeat myself and quote myself, but I advise you to look at my commentary on this topic from 11/11, 19:41.

[halpat]

Quote: neri73-r

The hot Caucasian blood will seethe, and it will calm down! There is no other way for them to break their shirt - no man!

the Armenians have deteriorated, they can do nothing at all.
neither defend their native land, nor even throw off a traitor.
domaydani, a result similar to 404, with the Kyrgyz uluses ...

[iouris]

Quote: neri73-r

Hot Caucasian blood will seethe,

You don't need this romanticism. Such processes are always (!) Controllable. First, you need to identify who inspires and leads and what is the goal.
Hypothesis: the main goal of the war (unleashed by two sides) is to "leave" the Russian Federation from the Transcaucasus so that Erdogan can enter there. Pashinyan exchanged Karabakh in order to weaken the power bloc and weakened it. It is obvious that Armenia is not capable of defending itself. At the same time, inside Armenia, someone raised an anti-Russian wave. This means that Pashinyan has prepared for the reception of US troops, or is preparing the country for entry into the New Ottoman project, which is overseen by MI6. MI6 is the Foreign Office, and Boris Johnson is the former head of the Foreign Office. Here's a "castling".

[Alex777]

The New Ottoman project with Armenia is a "full pager".

[Invoce]

Quote: neri73-r

Boils hot caucasian blood, and it will calm down! They have there without tearing their shirts in any other way - no man!

Transcaucasian! Arminia, Georgia, Azerbaijan - Transcaucasian states.

[icant007]

Quote: Invoce

Transcaucasian! Arminia, Georgia, Azerbaijan - Transcaucasian states.

Is Transcaucasia not the Caucasus?

Now more and more the synonym - the South Caucasus is included in circulation. It went from the British.

[neri73-r]

Quote: Invoce

Quote: neri73-r

Boils hot caucasian blood, and it will calm down! They have there without tearing their shirts in any other way - no man!

Transcaucasian! Arminia, Georgia, Azerbaijan - Transcaucasian states.

In spoken Russian, they are all Caucasians! Transcaucasia, South Caucasus are for military and geographers, and exams.

[Revolver]

Quote: neri73-r

In spoken Russian, they are all Caucasians!

The most censorship is the LCN. And for all other definitions of Russian colloquial modernization and can be banned.

[MMX]

There will be kebabs, I wonder? We are waiting for the appearance of barbecues near the parliament.

And so yes, the Armenians came to the war, which has already ended ...

[iouris]

These are not "Armenians" - they are "the fifth column". They also exist in the Russian Federation. And more than in Armenia. It's time to understand that the war has begun and to mobilize resources, clean up the rear.

[Alex777]

It's time to understand that no one in Armenia recognized Artsakh in any way.

[begemot20091]

Hot in the bazaar? Look at the faces at the rallies? And why not with a gun and not in the trenches. Now they're all heroes like the Outskirts

[Peter rybak]

Quote: svp67

In his words, the war was stopped when "the enemy had already faltered" and the Artsakh defense army was preparing for an offensive.

Yeah, "wow, we would give them if they caught up with us ..."

Everything that is happening now in Yerevan is a farce. Do you think they do not understand that they were at the end of a grandiose nix and in a couple of days the entire Armenian army would have been defeated? They understand everything perfectly and know that Pashinyan had no other choice.
It's just that their rallies and, obviously, the possible overthrow of the current government will make it possible for many centuries to say that they were betrayed by corrupt politicians and surrendered a winning war.

[nov_tech.vrn]

After the seizure of the dominant heights, there was still left to smash the entire Stepanakert to smithereens and launch Turkish proxies there, which suffered significant losses during the war, then they would have shown their skills on how to cut heads

[Asad]

And can you give more details about the numerous victims of pro-Turkish proxies in Karabakh? I have not seen thousands of barmaley except for two homeless people?

[Alex777]

Except for some two homeless people, I have not seen thousands of barmaley?

Where are you looking from?

[Sahalinets]

They're just driving the wave. In fact, they prefer Pashinyan to bring the matter to its logical conclusion and only then remove it. Otherwise, you will have to answer for the market, and on the battlefield ...

[Alex Justice]

They should erect a monument to him, for the fact that they were able to hold at least part of the territory.

[nov_tech.vrn]

The slide to disaster is openly recognized not only by the opponents of the incumbent (hopefully, only for now) Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan, but also by President Armen Sarkissian, who has been a citizen of Great Britain for a long time. As many Armenian researchers note, the stake (both before the “velvet revolution” of 2018, and especially after it) on “pro-Western” cadres, which resulted in the loss of the former level of trusting relations with Moscow, along with the increasing chaos in state administration, played a role in “ second Karabakh war ”, without exaggeration, a fatal role. As the former head of the NSS of Armenia and the former special envoy of the President of Armenia for the Karabakh settlement (1994-1995) David Shahnazaryan recalls, "Pashinyan purposefully and consistently adheres to the policy according to which Azerbaijan receives more and more reasons for unleashing a war." Moreover, already in early October "it became obvious that Pashinyan is purposefully implementing the treacherous policy for which he was brought to power" ...

* * * The centenary of the arbitration award of US President Woodrow Wilson on the Armenian-Turkish border has passed almost unnoticed. Last August, a scientific conference was held in Yerevan with the participation of Pashinyan, dedicated to the centenary of the (never implemented) Treaty of Sevres, which divided the seemingly Ottoman "heritage", but de facto "invited" the Kemalists to military expansion. In September 1920, Turkish troops launched a large-scale attack on the "Dashnak" Republic of Armenia, whose leadership, to put it mildly, somewhat unrealistically assessed both its own capabilities and the likely reaction to the policies of Mustafa Kemal and Kazim Karabekir of their "allies" in the Entente. Allies, whose support in a difficult and tragic period for the Armenian people, by and large, was limited to senseless shaking of the air. Mikael Tumanyan, who is well aware of the situation, writes in his detailed “Diplomatic History of the Republic of Armenia”,

“From the very first days of the arrival of the allies [British, French, Italians, Americans - approx. Auth.] to the Caucasus The Armenian government repeatedly and persistently pointed out to them the danger threatening Armenia from Turkey ... when one day the Armenian government turned to the Italian political agent in Transcaucasia, Colonel Gabba, with a request to supply Armenia with a number of three-line cartridges in view of the Turkish threat, the Italian government turned for a certificate to the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of England, which replied that, according to its information, Armenia is not threatened by Turkey ”.

Are there any clear parallels here with today? Moreover, both Paris and London have already established contacts with the formally unrecognized "Angora" government, which was fully confirmed by subsequent events, including the collapse of the Greek campaign in Anatolia and the conclusion of a number of treaties that generally drew the borders of modern Turkey. And today Great Britain is not without reason considered the key beneficiary and inspirer of the “panturan” onslaught on the Caucasus and beyond ...

Exactly 100 years ago, on November 29, 1920, with the help of the Red Army that came from Ijevan, Soviet power was proclaimed in Armenia. A significant part of the territory by this time was occupied by Turkish troops moving from Alexandropol (Gyumri) towards the Ararat valley. Forgetting about the Treaty of Sevres, the Dashnak leaders asked for peace on November 8. Karabekir put forward conditions: in 24 hours to hand over 20 thousand rifles, 20 heavy and 40 light machine guns, 3 batteries, transfer a significant amount of shells and cartridges, and start withdrawing troops. Yerevan decided to clarify these conditions, but the Turkish aggression continued. On November 15, the Armenian government offered the enemy an armistice and peace negotiations. Having accepted this proposal, the Kemalists, nevertheless, continued their aggression, and by the end of November only Yerevan and a small adjoining region remained under the control of the authorities. In fact, Armenia surrendered: “She,” as Ataturk later noted, “handed over to us the territory that the“ Ottoman ”government lost in 1877-1878. The Dashnaks also renounced claims to the territories disputed with Azerbaijan, recognized a special administration in Nakhichevan and Turkey's right to keep it under its protection. " In addition, under the infamous Treaty of Alexandropol, on December 2, 1920, Turkey transferred control over the railways to Armenia and provided free transit.

[The Siberian barber]

Are you lathering your contributions?))
After the fight, they don't wave their fists!)))

[Vincent]

He trembled so much that he took the impregnable fortress on a swoop; it would have been a day or two and Stepanakert had to be presented. As I understand it, the Armenians are capable of fighting only on the square in front of the parliament.

[Livonetc]

There was no capture of the fortress.
An order was received to withdraw the troops, which was carried out.
Pashinyan was useful to many.
And the outcome that has taken place is rather a benefit for everyone than harm.
Including for the Armenians themselves.
Well, Armenians are not negotiable from the word at all.
The macaw is a proud bird.
If you don't kick, it won't budge.

[Krasnodar]

Quote: Livonetc

There was no capture of the fortress.
An order was received to withdraw the troops, which was carried out.
Pashinyan was useful to many.
And the outcome that has taken place is rather a benefit for everyone than harm.
Including for the Armenians themselves.
Well, Armenians are not negotiable from the word at all.
The macaw is a proud bird.
If you don't kick, it won't budge.

I read another
Azerbaijanis took Shushi by storm - with special units
Armenians broke through on the second attempt and gained a foothold
Thanks to good weather, Az prevented the approach of Armenian reinforcements and forced out the Armenians who had broken through

[Servisinzhener]

Judging by the transcript of the meeting at which this truce was discussed, the Armenians had practically nothing to fight with. Almost all of the equipment was knocked out, and with a drekol you can only go to meetings. And even then, if there is no retaliatory forceful actions. So they go wherever they can.

[Andrei Nikolaevich]

We have been told so many fairy tales about "Armenian heroism" and "stupid aizers" that we would almost believe. Now, it is perfectly visible who is capable of what - from the choice of a foolish fool, to the prohibition of the Russian language, Russian channels and hysterics and screams near the parliament building. Armenians are getting smaller ...

[Alex Nevs]

It means that this sorosyatnik has not given everything yet.

[Pereira]

Funny people. What and how are they going to revise? Have you spied on the Japanese method?
Now, each of their prime ministers assuming office will vow to return Karabakh?

[Snail N9]

Well, in fact, there is such a concept - "he brewed it himself, and disentangle himself" ... Somehow ...

[Shadow041]

In any case, in the next elections, the ruling party in Armenia will merge, and it may merge even earlier, since the refugees from Karabakh will add hatred to the ruling party in Armenia and the degree of popular anger may sweep these six Sores in the trash.

[sergo1914]

Quote: Shadow041

In any case, in the next elections, the ruling party in Armenia will merge, and it may merge even earlier, since the refugees from Karabakh will add hatred to the ruling party in Armenia and the degree of popular anger may sweep these six Sores in the trash.

And who is the replacement? "Prosperous Armenia"? Where is it prosperous? Maybe "Rotting" was more correct?

[venik]

Quote: Shadow041

In any case, in the next elections, the ruling party in Armenia will merge

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Definitely !!!

Quote: Shadow041

and it can merge even earlier, since the refugees from Karabakh will add hatred to the ruling party in Armenia and the degree of popular anger can carry these six Sores to the trash.

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But this is unlikely. As neri73-r noted above:

Quote: neri73-r

The hot Caucasian blood will seethe, and it will calm down!

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That is, it is not that it will calm down at all - Caucasians are vindictive people - they remember offenses long! But the intensity of the situation will, little by little, "come to naught" (or rather, it will go deeper!). But in the next elections, Pashinyan and his sorosity are like a kirdyk! The only thing is that they can have time to replace them with preparing other "soros" (according to the principle: "the same eggs, only in profile").

[Asad]

I agree with you, the west has taken root, they will change the parsley and continue along the knurled one!

[Andrei Nikolaevich]

And so it will be. Are you laughing? But in vain. Armenians will choose Pashinyan again. The bloomers, no matter how much they squealed, they voted for the clown. How many did not hysteria, against the sale of land, but swallowed the sale law. And nothing ... They live like that .. True, they do not jump anymore.

[cniza]

In his words, the war was stopped when "the enemy had already faltered" and the Artsakh defense army was preparing for an offensive.

Now you can say whatever you want ...

[sergo1914]

Quote: cniza

In his words, the war was stopped when "the enemy had already faltered" and the Artsakh defense army was preparing for an offensive.

Now you can say whatever you want ...

Well, obviously. The Azerbaijanis have already fled. Throwing tanks and drones randomly.

[Pereira]

That's right. The Azerbaijanis have no more tanks. Therefore, as it was written earlier, they took Shusha with melee weapons, primitively, under cover of night, they cut out the entire Armenian garrison with knives. Well, they added pistols.
And there were definitely no drones there. No longer needed.

[Rubina]

How is it gone? Armenia has perfectly replenished the tank stock of Azerbaijan.
1. You say that the Azerbaijanis did not take the tanks with them to Shusha only because they were gone.
2. It is confirmed that special forces made their way into the city over steep cliffs.
3. That is, if there were tanks, we would drag them over the rocks.
Conclusion: In your description, the Azerbaijani soldier is cooler than Rambo. thanks

[Pereira]

About tanks - this is my reaction to the post sergo1914 above.

Conclusion: In your description, the Azerbaijani soldier is cooler than Rambo. thanks

Yes, the capture of Shushi with a white weapon impressed me. Only Ramba is a cinematic hero, and here is life.
I am waiting for a more detailed description of the operation through the eyes of eyewitnesses. This hasn't happened often lately. Very interesting, whose special forces were there after all? Azerbaijani, Turkish, Syrian?

[Servisinzhener]

Yeah. The Azerbaijanis fled in panic to Stepanakert, and the Armenians all over the city decided not to go to Armenia for a long time

[sergo1914]

Quote: Servisinzhener

Yeah. The Azerbaijanis fled in panic to Stepanakert, and the Armenians all over the city decided not to go to Armenia for a long time

We were driving for ammunition. And on cars - disguise.

[Cottager452]

Russia is now more profitable than Pashinyan, since only radical nationalists can replace him.

[Grits]

Quote: Summer Resident452

Russia is now more profitable than Pashinyan, since only radical nationalists can replace him.

It is more profitable for us now to get rid of this burden altogether. Moreover, completely ungrateful

[Alex Justice]

Who will pay for the Russian contingent, Ivan again?

[Avior]

Oppositions need to criticize the government in terms of their role, but these are frankly turning them upside down.
In a week, the Azerbaijanis would have taken Stepanakert, and all of them are going to storm Baku ...
And that the deputies did not come together, they will beat him. We have already started with the head of parliament, and will continue to work in factions and committees.

[Gardamir]

How interesting. During the war, the pro-Azerbaijanis were given disadvantages. Now there are pluses for anti-Armenians.

[Sergej1972]

What are the pompous names of the Armenian parties and factions. But they don't have their own Labor Party, like the Georgians.)

[Cottager452]

Armenia needs one Bolshevik party headed by Comrade Stalin.

[Mwg]

With comrade Kamo

[Otshelnik]

I think Russia needs Pashinyan by the end of November. By that time, the peacekeepers will be accommodated and there will be no need for him. Actually, it smells like a citizen. Most likely, issues are resolved in two embassies, well, it is clear which ones.

[Pereira]

There are so many people in the American embassy that they can easily take over Yerevan. If they want to.

[aszzz888]

The protesters demand to dismiss Prime Minister Pashinyan and revise the terms of the agreement.

Do they want war? These "protesters", mostly between the ages of 25 and 35, are running around the streets and demanding something. And why did they not go with weapons into the trenches, like their peers?

[Olddetractor]

Nothing will happen. Those in power are now at a low start, waiting for Western money for "wrongs"

[Cottager452]

Are you saying that the drain was agreed with the West?

[Olddetractor]

I do not know. But given the general vector of actions in recent years, the expectations are just such

[Herman 4223]

There were no supplies of ammunition and weapons to Armenia from outside. All neighbors closed the borders for this.
The war lasted 45 days, how long would Armenia have enough of the reserves that remained? Let’s even assume that Armenia went over to the offensive by some miracle and threw back the troops of Azerbaijan, and then what? The ammunition is over and that's it, some machine guns and grenade launchers would have remained.
At the beginning of the campaign, it was said that Armenia had enough ammunition for two or three weeks.

[Flavius]

Quote: Herman 4223

There were no supplies of ammunition and weapons to Armenia from outside. All neighbors closed the borders for this.
The war lasted 45 days, how long would Armenia have enough of the reserves that remained? Let’s even assume that Armenia went over to the offensive by some miracle and threw back the troops of Azerbaijan, and then what? The ammunition is over and that's it, some machine guns and grenade launchers would have remained.
At the beginning of the campaign, it was said that Armenia had enough ammunition for two or three weeks.

Moreover, when Tonoyan works for the CIA and the Armenian Defense Ministry refuses to produce cartridges in the summer of 2020, which would cost 2 times cheaper than the Armenian Defense Ministry purchases.
And then, during the war, he ignores the opportunity to purchase Grady and BB provided on credit for 5 years from September 29.

[rotmistr60]

This means that the country has a parliamentary crisis

Is it only parliamentary? It's funny to watch how the mordovorots, who have a place in the army, and not in Yerevan, and hysterical women (a feature of all Maidans) are trying to overthrow the one whom they themselves recently brought to power under the same hysterical cries and pounding heels on the chest.

[Daniil Konovalenko]

[b

] What prevented Pashinyan from being dismissed:

[/ b] slippery floor, dull color?

[Kostadinov]

It's good that the war was stopped and it doesn't need to start beating. The Azeri fought the war and the law was on their side. But the "complete defeat" of the Armenians is in no way visible. They were seen for more than a month with less than half of the Azeri territory they occupied. All the same, they retained most of Karabakh and in a few years they will eat and revenge is taken. Erdogan has already earned enough enemies from Brussels to Washington and Beijing, and when he is put in place, then Azerbaijan's turn will come.
This war was very painful to watch, like the war of 1992 and unfortunately its end is not in sight.

[Gennady Fomkin]

They'll bang, smash the dishes, poorut and disperse.

[Gennady Fomkin]

A reader inexperienced in Maydaunism will reasonably ask: “From what Budun were you, the“ Maidanyans ”of Ukraine, Russia and all other diasporas to defend the GDP? Or what right did he have to send troops to Nagorno-Karabakh before November 10.11.2020, XNUMX, which the same official Yerevan, which was otmaidan by the “people's revolution” (torn from the “Russian occupation”), did not officially recognize it as sovereign, respectively, de jure considered the territory of Azerbaijan? What claims can there be against Moscow after Russophobic (there are no other) Maidans? "

[Gennady Fomkin]

Quote: Herman 4223

There were no supplies of ammunition and weapons to Armenia from outside. All neighbors closed the borders for this.
The war lasted 45 days, how long would Armenia have enough of the reserves that remained? Let’s even assume that Armenia went over to the offensive by some miracle and threw back the troops of Azerbaijan, and then what? The ammunition is over and that's it, some machine guns and grenade launchers would have remained.
At the beginning of the campaign, it was said that Armenia had enough ammunition for two or three weeks.

And not a fig, jumping on neighbors who have more money and resources. Well with bows and arrows and spears for the worst case went into battle

[Andrei Nikolaevich]

Neither fight nor hold a meeting.

[Growlers]

Foreign Minister, he certainly has all the information. And he expounds how - the enemy had already faltered and we were ready to attack ... ... Write novels to such people. And if seriously such talkers on the front line, what would I think before opening my mouth!

[Alex2]

Azerbaijanis are great. Not only did Turkey help them, but the JEWS also helped them in the war with the Armenians.

[Revolver]

Well, as always, the Jews are to blame.

[Old26]

Quote: iouris

a New Ottoman project that MI6 oversees. And MI6 is the Foreign Office,

Actually MI6 or Secret Intelligence Service, SIS / Military Intelligence, MI6) is the British Foreign Intelligence Service as part of Foreign Office (MFA). Not MI6 - this is the Foreign Office.

[Flavius]

Quote: begemot20091

They understand everything perfectly and know that Pashinyan had no other choice.
It's just that their rallies and, obviously, the possible overthrow of the current government will make it possible for many centuries to say that they were betrayed by corrupt politicians and surrendered a winning war.

If only because Pashinyan banned mobilization on the 3rd day of the war! You somehow need to master the topic on which you are giving a comment, don't you think so?
Volunteers were turned back from the military registration and enlistment offices. Several managed to break through in a roundabout way and what they said just say that Pashinyan should not just be removed, he should be tortured like those whom he SOLD was tortured! Judge all his accomplices! And everyone in the cell alone ... That the money 30 pieces of silver could not spend, Judas.