Artak Zakaryan: We are constantly in cycle of wars and losses, which  is carried out solely in interests of others

ArmInfo.. Keeping RA Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan in power costs blood and death for  the Armenian people.  Former Deputy Minister of Defense of the Republic  of Armenia, Deputy Chairman of the previously ruling Republican Party  Artak Zakaryan wrote on his Facebook page, commenting on the  situation around the village of Tegh in the Syunik region of Armenia.

<The question remains open, who provoked the last military clash in  the village of Tegh? It is obvious that the situation was provoked  and the fighting started by the Azerbaijanis, which was stopped under  the pressure of the fire of our armed forces. From a brief analysis  of regional developments, it becomes clear who benefits from a new  large-scale war and the opening of a new front. These are the next  consequences of Nikolas conspiratorial policy. We talk about this all  the time. This means the threat of a new escalation>, the politician  noted.

He added that keeping Nikol Pashinyan's power costs blood and death  for the Armenian people. "Thanks to Nikol, we are constantly in a  cycle of wars and losses, which is carried out solely on the basis of  the interests of others," the RPA deputy chairman emphasized.

In his postscript, he noted that he would not "open the brackets",  since the electorate of Nikol Pashinyan would still not understand.  "They will constantly repeat the thesis "the former  authorities are  to blame," and they will destroy the country step by step," the  former deputy defense minister said.  On April 11, the Azerbaijani  servicemen opened fire on Armenian servicemen who were carrying out  engineering work in the area of the village of Tegh. As a result,  four Armenian servicemen were killed and six wounded. "A group of  servicemen of the armed forces of Azerbaijan, under the pretext of  clarifying the border points, approached the servicemen of the armed  forces of the Republic of Armenia, provoked and opened fire from  firearms, and then from other weapons of various calibers in the  direction of the Armenian servicemen and positions of the Armed  Forces," the Armenian Foreign Ministry said in a statement.