Human rights activist believes: ban on entry into Armenia to such  pro-Armenian figures as Viktor Krivopuskov and Konstantin Zatulin is  not coincidental

ArmInfo.Human rights activist Avetik Ishkhanyan believes that the ban on entry into  Armenia to such pro-Armenian figures as Viktor Krivopuskov and Konstantin Zatulin not coincidental.

Thus, Ishkhanyan, referring to the announcement of Viktor Krivopuskov  persona non grata in Armenia, expressed bewilderment that the  Azerbaijanis who kill Armenians can safely enter the RA as tourists,  but such figures as Krivopuskov and Zatulin do not.

"Azerbaijan besieged Artsakh, occupied the vast territories of  Armenia, did not return our prisoners suffering in prisons, kidnaps  and captures people from the territories of Armenia and Artsakh,  constantly fires in the direction of the border regions, as a result  of which we regularly suffer losses, considers Armenia "Western  Azerbaijan ". I don't know what else to list.

And despite all this, Azerbaijani tourists visit Armenia and buy real  estate here. And this is in the case that not only citizens of  Armenia, but also persons of Armenian origin from other countries, as  well as foreign figures who adhere to a pro-Armenian position, are  prohibited from entering Azerbaijan.

Is it a coincidence that the same figures are banned from entering  Armenia: Konstantin Zatulin, Viktor Krovopuskov (they are banned from  entering Azerbaijan for their pro-Armenian activities - ed. note)?"  Ishkhanyan asked. In this vein, he also recalled a group of people  from the Armenian Diaspora who were banned by the Armenian  authorities from entering the country.

"Of course, this is not a coincidence, but a specially developed plan  for national destruction, the name of which  is "peace", authored by  Erdogan-Aliyev- Armenia's traitor Premier," Ishkhanyan said.

It should be noted that on the morning of August 24, it became known  that Viktor Krivopuskov, Chairman of the Russian Society for  Friendship and Cooperation with Armenia, who arrived at Yerevan's  Zvartnots airport in the morning, was denied entry into the Republic  of Armenia.

As Krivopuskov himself told the media representatives, he was not  shown the official paper, but was asked to return to Moscow. "By  banning my entry into Armenia, Nikol Pashinyan made a good gift to  Ilham Aliyev and Recep Tayyip Erdogan. I was shocked by the attitude  towards me as a public figure who devoted his entire adult life to  protecting the interests of the Armenian people of Armenia and  Artsakh," he stressed, recalling that since Soviet times, he was  banned from entering Azerbaijan, after the publication of the  "Rebellious Karabakh" book.