It seems Nikol Pashinyan’s political team has exhausted its creative reserves and is now reduced to clutching at straws. A case in point is a tasteless poster circulating on social media bearing the slogan: “Return to Armenia. There is no Armenia without Pashinyan.” Notably, the original Armenian text contains a grammatical error. Alongside Pashinyan’s portrait, featuring the “heart” symbol and branding associated with the Civil Contract (CC) party, appears a map of the Republic of Armenia.
The latter part of the advertisement, which makes the very existence of the state dependent on a single individual, is indefensible, particularly when that individual is as spineless as Pashinyan. The poster can only be described as propaganda defect.
But is this mischievous figure who, according to critics, has brought numerous disasters upon the nation truly irreplaceable? According to his claims, during regional visits every second resident would approach them to express gratitude.
Frankly speaking, what exactly should people thank him for? For surrendering Artsakh to the enemy? For knowingly leading an entire generation to its deaths — something he himself recently appeared to acknowledge? Or for gradually handing over parts of Armenia’s sovereign territory to Ilham Aliyev piece by piece while silently complying with all his demands?
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We witnessed the handover of Berdzor, Karvachar, and Aghdam, followed by the Kovsakan section stretching from Kapan to Berdzor — territory that was not even mentioned in the November 9 statement. The sequence of concessions, according to critics, continued as follows: in 2021, strategic heights stretching from Goris to Sotk; in 2022, concessions in Jermuk, Nerkin Hand, and Verin Shorzha; in 2023, the entirety of Artsakh; in 2024, the border villages of Tavush; and in 2025, the corridor through Meghri.
In conclusion, the only way to stop this process is to prevent Pashinyan’s reelection.
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