The head of the Democracy and Security NGO Naira Zohrabyan announced on December 9 at the Hayeli press club that she was tired of assessing Nikol Pashinyan’s steps. However, she is surprised that the parliamentary opposition continues to ask questions. “I am now turning to Robert Kocharyan. Mr. Kocharyan, I do not know who advised you and the Armenia alliance to boycott international delegations, for example.
Change your advisors. This is my sincere, friendly advice to you. Today, at the moment when we are on the verge of losing our statehood, not to go to Euronest, which Azerbaijan is a member of, and not to discuss the issues face to face with Azerbaijan. Not to go to the PACE, whose mandate is human rights, and not to fight? For the first time in the last 40 years of its history, PACE appealed to the Committee of Ministers of the Council of Europe to put pressure on Azerbaijan, saying that it could not influence Azerbaijan knowing that the number of prisoners of war was higher.
And the Committee of Ministers exerts that pressure. Boycott the PACE now, boycott the OSCE, whose mandate includes the settlement of the Nagorno-Karabakh conflict? Change your advisors. You must boycott the NA sittings. Because when your deputy is told that you are a Turkish agent and I will prove it, I assure you, a portion of society believes it when such a statement is made at the level of the head of state.
To be included in Nikol Pashinyan’s agenda in the National Assembly means to lose to him every day, every minute. But not because you are bad, but because he is a Guinness World Record holder and will always defeat you. You must boycott the NA sittings. Moreover, we have given you a mandate to be able to defend the Artsakh issue, at least today in international structures. Nikol Pashinyan received the best legacy on the Artsakh issue from the previous authorities. And what did Aliyev say after the war? In other words, the issue of status is over. Instead of asking questions in the National Assembly, let the parliamentary opposition go and listen to our soldiers who have returned from captivity. Their stories need to be shared,” said Naira Zohrabyan.
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