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When Nikol Pashinyan declares that history is not what has happened but what is going to happen, he is by no means seeking to free his political failure from the burden of the past. Yes, that problem exists, and however easy it may be for Prime Minister Pashinyan in rhetorical terms, in terms of public perception it is nevertheless difficult to endlessly distort victories and turn them into defeats, while presenting the defeat that occurred during his tenure as though it were a victory. That distortion…
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