Friday, May 17 2024 12:06

ArmInfo. It is obvious that at the moment the "Tavush for the Motherland" movement, led by the Primate of the Tavush Diocese Bagrat Galstanyan, does not have support from any foreign state or transnational network structure, stated Head of the Department of Iranian Studies of the Faculty of Oriental Studies of Yerevan State University (YSU), Vardan Voskanyan.

He is convinced that this significantly reduces the effectiveness of  the struggle, since there is no visible or invisible external  pressure on the authorities, and forces the leadership of the  struggle to look for additional tools to compensate for this  circumstance.

"In this way, it is possible to give the struggle a super-organized  structural character, that is, to fill the deficit of external  support through internal consolidation, concentration of resources  and proper management.

This, of course, will require significant additional effort and work,  but if successful, it will make the new government that will be  formed in Armenia truly independent and completely Armenian-centric,  which will certainly strengthen the position of our state in the  international arena," Voskanyan concluded.