Prime Minister of Armenia Pashinyan announced his readiness to resign if this leads to normalization of the situation in the country

The head of the Armenian government, Nikol Pashinyan, claims that he is ready to resign from his position if this really improves the political situation in the country. The political situation in the country worsened after Azerbaijan carried out a military operation in Nagorno-Karabakh, destroying the unrecognized republic and forcing almost its entire population to flee to neighboring Armenia.

The opposition believes that it was the policy of Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan that led to one of the most difficult tragedies for the Armenian people - the loss of Nagorno-Karabakh. Trying to maneuver between Russia and the West, in the end Pashinyan was left without real support, and he himself did not help Nagorno-Karabakh, including due to the lack of appropriate resources and capabilities.

Nikol Pashinyan, who took over as Prime Minister of Armenia in 2018, will certainly remain stories as one of the most odious political figures in the country and the Armenian people as a whole.

It is possible that resigning in the current situation would be a good decision for him, since further events in Armenia could develop according to a variety of scenarios. The number of citizens of the country who are negatively disposed towards Pashinyan is growing, and it is not a fact that the security forces will be able to ensure the inviolability of the existing political order.

However, Pashinyan himself, apparently, is ready for resignation only in words. He did not fail to emphasize that, in his opinion, resignation would only worsen the political situation in the country.

Armenia has faced and is facing challenges... If I know that by my resignation and departure all challenges will be overcome, I will do it in a second, because I don’t cling to a chair like you

- Pashinyan addressed the opposition deputies.

Earlier, Azerbaijani President Ilham Aliyev refused negotiations with the participation of Pashinyan, which were to take place tomorrow in Spain. Representatives of Armenia, Azerbaijan, France, Germany and the European Union were planned to participate in the negotiations. Aliyev refused to participate in them, including due to disagreement with the pro-Armenian position of Paris.

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[Alex777]

Prime Minister of Armenia Pashinyan announced his readiness to resign if this leads to normalization of the situation in the country

Well, I didn’t pull his tongue!

[Vasilenko Vladimir]

Quote: Alex777

Well, I didn’t pull his tongue!

“and what didn’t I promise you?”
he immediately made a reservation that if it leads to “normalization”
so that he won’t go anywhere

[Shurik70]

if this really improves the political situation in the country

Naturally. A if he doesn’t allow it, he won’t send you to dismissal.
So who will “allow” this?

[Azerbaijan2023]

Won't leave. He knows they will kill him right away.

[Labrador]

Will not go away.

Of course he won’t leave, who will give it to him!? Such dolls are only scrapped and then only when they are all used up. And Pashinyan has not yet worked out all his pennies.

[guest]

Quote: Azerbaijan2023

He knows they will kill him right away.

Well, those who really killed him could now be in your Azerbaijani prisons, and this is solely due to Pashinyan’s fault.

[Peter1First]

Well, he did his job, he lost Karabakh, he fell out with Russia, he fulfilled the Soros program - now he can go to America for a well-deserved rest!

[guest]

Quote from: Peter1First

Now you can take a well-deserved vacation to America!

And sit on the path?

[Mikhail Ivanov]

But I’m waiting for him to be physically killed! Better indicative, the preferred option is to impale...

[Ilya-spb]

But in my opinion, Pashinyan said that his people should hang him if he surrenders Karabakh.

He's a liar)

[Vend]

Quote: Alex777

Prime Minister of Armenia Pashinyan announced his readiness to resign if this leads to normalization of the situation in the country

Well, I didn’t pull his tongue!

He said, “If I know that by my resignation and departure all challenges will be overcome,” but he will never receive such knowledge, so he will not resign People like Pashinyan cling to power with their teeth, with a death grip. You can only open it by knocking out your teeth.

[alystan]

Before that, even during the recent anti-government protests demanding his resignation and when he himself was in New York, what did he say?

Protests in Yerevan began on September 19, and on the morning of September 21, he congratulated his fellow citizens on Independence Day. And he did not forget to warn the protesters about a possible harsh response.

And as Hraparak reported, Pashinyan said that he would not resign, that he would under no circumstances give up power and would retain it at any cost. And only after this statement, the security forces in Yerevan Square moved to more brutal actions against the protesters.

And now, since he himself hinted at the possible option of leaving his post, apparently he was given the command to give up his place to a more prepared person. But the same hire.

[Uprun]

Resign and immediately get out of the country, otherwise they will put you in jail, the fashion now is to imprison exes.

[Vladimir Vladimirovich Vorontsov]

Pashinyan announced his readiness to resign if this leads to normalization of the situation in the country -

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— It won’t lead to normalization, but you need to resign...

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[Irokez]

What can I say - “The Moor has done his job - the Moor must leave.”
And who, according to the plan, should replace him and be white and fluffy - Zelensky number two, but an Armenian or also of unknown nationality?

[pharmacist]

In the sense of "did your job?" The Zangezun corridor has not yet expired, only then can it be done!

[Irokez]

Quote from Pharmacist

The Zangezun corridor has not yet expired

Well, this is too obvious and it will be obvious who is behind it. You can’t waste everything at once - you have to do it little by little, otherwise there will be a lot of dissatisfied people.

[Peter1First]

There was a problem with the Zangezur corridor - it could have been done, but only while the Armenians remained in Karabakh /like we give you a corridor bypassing Lachin for the Karabakh Armenians, and you give us the Zangezur corridor for the Azeris in Nakhchivan/. And now, in fact, there is no longer anything to bargain for, there are less than a thousand Armenians left in the whole of Karabakh... But not everything is so bad for the Azeris - As soon as Armenia joins NATO, America will immediately force them to make this corridor - to involve Azerbaijan and subsequent isolation of Iran...

[Oleg Fedechkin]

Already screwed up, who will ask him??? Who was he going to fight with? I don’t see any outflow of Armenians from Rostov, but only an influx.

[parusnik]

Prime Minister of Armenia Pashinyan announced his readiness to resign if this leads to normalization of the situation in the country

Run, Nikola, run

[Graz]

The Moor has done his job, the Moor can leave

[Leshak]

Either I’ll leave or I won’t leave. Arranged a "daisy". Go already, I'm sick of everyone. And so you’ve done it, you can’t clean it up.

[knn54]

-Aliyev refused to participate in them, including due to disagreement with the pro-Armenian position of Paris.
FIRST of all due to the absence of Turkey at the negotiations.
And the above countries have NO relation to the region.

[Azerbaijan2023]

Aliyev is betting on Paris all the time. Germany is next in line.

[valley64]

The bald dwarf is lying, Soros taught him this

[Graz]

he understands perfectly well that as soon as one of his enemies comes to power he will immediately be imprisoned, so he wants to calmly leave now, I think he will leave the country

[Vasilenko Vladimir]

Quote: Graz

he will be imprisoned immediately

they can stupidly strangle you, especially if there is a reason for it

[Azerbaijan2023]

Before leaving, he will also surrender Zengezur. And considering how he is rolling a barrel towards Russia, there will be a corridor.

[Amateur]

He said what he said, but did not resign. He didn’t climb into power just to take it and leave himself. He is one of those people who are carried out of power feet first.

[Yuri Vasilyev]

He is one of those who are under external control.

[Rumata]

Pashinyan announced his readiness to resign

Mavra has done her nasty, vile deed - Mavra can leave. The Trans-Straits Embassy and the toad-eaters gave permission.

[Rt Rt]

Delov did this and wanted to get rid of him, let him atone with his blood

[guest]

Quote: Rt Rt

let him atone with blood

Well, he won’t atone with his own blood, he doesn’t give a damn about the Armenians just like Zelensky doesn’t care about the Ukrainians.

[Rumata]

Quote: Amateur

He said what he said, but did not resign. He didn’t climb into power just to take it and leave himself. He is one of those people who are carried out of power feet first.

There is information in the opposition Armenian press that when he was Prime Minister of Armenia, Pashinyan managed to acquire luxury real estate in Canada. Worth 3 million dollars. His family allegedly often lives here.

[Alexander Simonov_2]

Don't let him go! Judge! He will resign and go to the states. He completed his task, and will now live happily ever after!

[Mishka78]

This is not a completely correct translation. Or rather, not complete.

My conceptual approach is that the people of Armenia must decide, whoever he chooses will be the Prime Minister of Armenia. If I know that all problems will be solved by my resignation, I will do it in the next second. Unlike you, I am not dependent on the chair

Those. He’s definitely not going anywhere before the next elections. For how else will the people of Armenia decide if not through elections? This agent of influence has not yet completed all the tasks. The Zangezur corridor is not yet under the great Turan.

[Fitter65]

The head of the Armenian government, Nikol Pashinyan, claims that he is ready to resign from his position if this really improves the political situation in the country

And when the political situation in the country improves, he will decide for himself.

[Dva parovoza]

More relevant than ever: “The Moor has done his job, the Moor can leave (leave).”

[Alex20042004]

Quote from: Peter1First

Well, he did his job, he lost Karabakh, he fell out with Russia, he fulfilled the Soros program - now he can go to America for a well-deserved rest!

The hunchback surrendered our Motherland, and Pashinyan also surrendered his Motherland!!!
And then to America...

[Boris Manzhela]

“Drive away $100 billion and your territories”: Aliyev and Erdogan demand reparations from Armenia.

The fact that Aliyev will not stop there and will continue to push through Armenia is not going to a fortune teller. Intoxicated by the easy victory of capturing Nagorno-Karabakh, the Azerbaijani leader openly argues that it would be nice to take the Syunik region from the Armenians, separating “main” Azerbaijan from the Nakhichevan autonomy, and think about the prospect of returning Yerevan itself and its surrounding environs, which were once -the Erivan Khanate. Close cooperation with Erdogan adds confidence to Aliyev. This sweet couple is working in close tandem today.
The first result of such cooperation was Turkey’s appeal to the IAEA, demanding the closure of the only Armenian nuclear power plant built in the Soviet Union. Ankara substantiates its claim as follows: there is a radioactive leak from the nuclear power plant, caused by outdated Soviet-style equipment, and in addition, the nuclear power plant itself is located in a seismic zone, near the Turkish border. Any specialist in the field knows that this is an outright lie. There is no radiation there and cannot be. Rosatom completely modernized the nuclear power plant several years ago. But in big politics, as we understand, no one pays attention to the truth - they always say what is beneficial at the moment. And today it is beneficial for Turkey and Azerbaijan to deprive Yerevan of the nuclear power plant. Therefore, neighbors insist on their point of view, using their geopolitical advantage.
If Yerevan loses this nuclear power plant, it will be a disaster for Armenia. The republic will take the path of irreversible deindustrialization, and no one will be able to help it in this situation. The fact is that the Armenian nuclear power plant provides about 50% of all electricity received by Armenia, and stopping it will lead to irreversible consequences.
However, that's not all. Encouraged Azerbaijan has already announced that it is counting on compensation to Armenia for Nagorno-Karabakh in the amount of $100 billion, which will certainly make an irreparable hole in the already thin budget of the republic. The haste with which Aliyev and Erdogan began to act is easily explainable - it is not in their interests to hesitate. They need to create their own analogue of the Russian-Iranian North-South corridor as soon as possible, and this can only be done by building their own trade and transport corridor that will stretch from Asia to Europe.
By acting in this way, Aliyev resolves his territorial issues, and Erdogan, having obtained a tidbit, will be able to resolve financial issues, thereby improving the shaky well-being of his people.

[Azerbaijan2023]

There is truth in your words, but it smells of sarcasm. The Syunik you are talking about is Zangezur, which was brazenly torn away from Azerbaijan in the mid-20th century and the indigenous inhabitants (Azerbaijanis) became refugees. Should they return these lands to their real owners? Many here will say no, despite the fact that Armenia has begun to bite the hand of the feeder on all fronts. In 2020, Armenia signed up to the fact that there will be a road along Zengezur. The Russian FSB will be in charge of guarding the corridor. Do you think we should forget about the agreement to please the loser?

The Armenians plundered the mineral resources of Azerbaijan for 30 years. Should there be compensation? Would you take compensation from enemies who robbed you of your wealth? They would punish me. It’s better to close the nuclear power plant.

[bone1]

You won't get away with resigning - they'll hang you by the balls

[nordscout]

A smart “move” by the next “clown” of the West... It’s time to “get over the hill” to the sunny state to the warm ocean... The “clown” has done its job, it’s time to be honored! Otherwise, in the process of the next “revolution of the masses” they may trample....

[Aleksandr58]

And how will he know this? Will he fly into the head with a bullet? Scum, he did his job, messed up the country and surrendered Karabakh. There is no forgiveness for him anymore and he will be killed by the first one who catches his eye.

[nordscout]

Dear Alexander58! Who will "crash" him? 80% of the country's population supported and support him.... He “surrendered” Karabakh “with the tacit consent” of the population of Armenia. Where was the Armenian army when Azerbaijan was crushing Artsakh? Why, until now, has Artsakh not been recognized by the people of Armenia as a sovereign territory? Apparently because Armenia and its leader decided, in the best bazaar traditions, once again, to “spoil” Russia and ride on its “hump” into the “European Paradise” - and it didn’t work out..... Armenian “multi-move” Pashinyan did not work... So there is no one to shoot at this Armenian “clown”, Artsakh no longer exists, and the next great exodus of the Armenian people will create a certain “background and noise”, masquerading, in which Pashinyan will calmly “dump” over the hill,” where he will be accepted with honor into the local Armenian diaspora, which, by the way, is very strong and authoritative there... And Russia is left with its broken, bleeding “international face” and ironic grins in the back of the domestic Armenian diaspora... True, there is a cautious hope that the relevant officials from the Old and Smolenskaya-Sennaya squares will draw conclusions from their policy of “not giving a damn” regarding the organization and conduct of educational, ideological and propaganda work with the population, political elites, public organizations and Russian diasporas in the former " fraternal" post-Soviet republics....

[MAESTRO_33]

A lot of forum members write here like “Karabakh was lost” or “Karabakh was surrendered.” I’m just wondering, was Karabakh really a part of Armenia? Why is he so biased towards reality? Karabakh has always been recognized and is recognized as part of Azerbaijan. That is, we here do not agree with the official position of states, including Russia, regarding the position regarding the belonging of this region to Azerbaijan? What does empty verbal diarrhea that does not reflect reality give us?

[nordscout]

MAESTRO_33! It seems that you have been in the sky all this time and are not aware that on earth Pashinyan’s “multi-move”, under the “leadership” of Washington and Paris, turned out to be better than the domestic one... Here people are “talking” not about a point on the map or about about who it belongs to, but about the fate of the people who lived at this “point” from the XNUMXth century to our faith... By the way, Pashinyan’s “multi-move” “worked” “clumsily”, purely in an American way... But the Karabakh conflict can could have been prevented if not for the “sent Cossack” - Pashinyan...

[Damirchi]

Prevent? The Karabakh conflict was started when Pashinyan walked under the table, in 1988, by the desire of one “brotherly republic” to chop off a piece of territory from its neighbors. Then, under the noise of the collapse of the Union, they realized that Miatsum would not work, the occupation was too obvious, and they decided to force “independence”. Then it was necessary to prevent

[MAESTRO_33]

Well, in this case, you should write “leaked the Armenians of Karabakh,” and not “leaked Karabakh.” And regarding the 1828th century BC... there were no Armenians there until XNUMX! There is no need to tell Armenian fairy tales to people!

[FoBoss_VM]

Kolya, do me a favor, normalize the situation.... Or, more simply put, move somewhere far away to warmer climes. You have already done everything you could do to destroy Armenia.

[zenion]

If this, if that? Reminds me of a Ukrainian conversation between a guy and a girl. I would give it, but I’m afraid it would be the maiden Marusya. Guy - don’t fight, let the boy Mykolai be with you.