Thursday, September 12 2024 18:26

ArmInfo.  It is impossible to solve national problems with this government, and if we must follow the direction it leads us, it is better to do nothing. Aram Sargsyan,  the leader of the Democratic Party of Armenia and coordinator of the  "Miasin" movement, made this statement during a protest rally in  front of the RA Government building, demanding that the issue of  forcibly displaced Artsakh be included in the international agenda.  

According to Sargsyan, the "Miasin" movement will fight for the  resignation of the government and the solution of national problems,  that he believes have been ignored by Pashinyan. "We will fight both  through the streets and other possible political methods. We must  continue our actions until we see results," he emphasized.

Sargsyan also criticized Pashinyan's position on the return of  representatives from the so-called "community of western Azerbaijan"  to Armenia, noting that the government is not making any effort to  address issues related to Artsakh. "Armenians in Artsakh lived in  their ancestral land, in their homes.  Therefore, we believe that the  present government has a responsibility to raise the issue of Artsakh  on the global stage. The issue of prisoners, among other things,  should be prioritized on the international agenda," Sargsyan said,

He also expressed the opinion that the peace promised by the current  authorities can only be real when Armenia is strong enough. "Peace is  not just a piece of paper that can be torn up and thrown away. Peace  is real only when you are strong and when the enemy knows that he  will receive a worthy response. Only under such conditions can this  peace be ensured today," he said.  Sargsyan also critisized the  participation of the current government representatives in the  international COP29 forum in Baku. "He (referring to Pashinyan) will  go there with his head down and do as he is told.  We are certain  that he will not demand anything from Azerbaijan. This government  lacks both the political will and the stance to protect our national  interests," Sargsyan concluded.