Presenting capitulation as victory ruling party`s favorite technique  - MP

ArmInfo.The traditional technology used by the ruling party - to present capitulation, failure,  concession as a victory - continues to be used in the Tavush region, noted Tigran Abrahamyan, secretary of the NA faction "I have the honor", on his social network page.

"After unilateral concessions and the so-called  adjustment of borders, the State Duma makes voyages in different  groups in the concessioned directions of Tavush.

This is the traditional technique used by the "Civil Contract" - to  present capitulation, failure, concession as a victory and do it with  such enthusiasm, as if they had rendered a great service to the  Armenian people.

Even the faces to create this background are not chosen at random:  from those in military uniform who the State Duma, to  discredited characters.

If all this is filtered out, what remains are people who have lost  land, property, security and a deceived society," wrote the  opposition deputy.

It was previously reported that as part of the delimitation, part of  the territory of Kirants - and these are two houses, a bridge, a  section of the interstate road to Georgia and, preliminary, more than  50 land plots - should go to Azerbaijan.

In this regard, the Kirants-Achakurt road should become an  alternative to the section of the road that will come under the  control of Baku. "We are talking about two roads. One of them is  being built anew. The preliminary length of this road will be 750 m.  Construction has begun, we asked the construction company and other  partners to attract sufficient forces to complete the work in two  months," said the head of MTUI Gnel Sanosyan on May 22 in NS. The  second road, according to him, leads to Kirants through the village  of Acharkut. Its length is about 3.5 km, part of it is an old asphalt  road from the 70-80s, and the other part is a narrow dirt road. This  road, he said, is also planned to be repaired within two months. 9  million 613 thousand drams will be allocated for the creation of a  new route.

On Saturday, Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan, as part of his visit to  the Tavush region, got acquainted with the construction of an  alternative road in the area of the border village of Kirants, and  also visited the section of the border with Azerbaijan. In addition,  during the visit, Pashinyan got acquainted with the work on the  construction of a temporary bridge, which will provide access to the  village of Khashtarak until the restoration of the bridge that led to  the village and was damaged by floods in the Tavush region.