Pan-Armenian Front movement: The Supreme Commander-in-Chief is  responsible for losing any war

ArmInfo.The Supreme Commander-in-Chief of the country is to blame for losing any war.  This was stated by Ruzanna Stepanyan, the Coordinator of the "Pan-Armenian Front" movement, during a march towards the government building of Armenia.

As Stepanyan pointed out, state bodies, including the Ministry of  Foreign Affairs, the prosecutor's office and the president, are  refusing to meet with families. There is also no official information  available about search operations. In this regard, relatives of  missing persons and prisoners of war, including members of the  Pan-Armenian Front, gathered at Freedom Square and marched to the  government building to hand over a letter to Nikol Pashinyan,  signed  by 31 parents and members of the movement. The coordinator of the  movement then presented the demands outlined in the letter. In  particular, the letter emphasized that every missing person and  prisoner of war is a citizen of Armenia, and the government has a  constitutional obligation to fulfill its duties towards them.

"The DNA issue must be closed until the prisoners in Baku prisons are  returned. We urge the UN Security Council to promptly adopt a  resolution, and the Red Cross should act as a mediator. A tripartite  commission, including representatives from Armenia, Azerbaijan and  international observers, should be established. Additionally, the  work of the OSCE Minsk Group should be intensified. At the state  level, a permanent working group with appropriate authority must be  established within seven days. A designate person should be appointed  and clear deadlines should be established. A platform for monitoring  the progress of search operations at the request of parents, should  also be created. Transparent communication with the media must also  be ensured," the letter says. Stepanyan also added that if the  authorities participate in the Climate Summit (COP 29) in Baku, they  must return the prisoners of war held in Baku prisons. If the demands  are not met, the members of the movement, along with their parents,  will appeal to the National Tribunal to condemn the authorities  inaction.

In this regard, Stepanyan stated that the tribunal was created  by  the movement. She noted that its decision is clear: Nikol Pashinyan  has violated the Constitution and must be held accountable for his  actions.  Furthermore, Stepanyan pointed out that the decision  includes demands for which they are ready to wait for a response  within seven days. Failure to act will result in the tribunal  reviewing the government's inaction.  "The authorities' actions will  have moral and legal consequences," Stepanyan noted, adding that all  their efforts are aimed at removing Nikol Pashinyan from power as  soon as possible.