Armenia`s current government is the only barrier preventing Artsakh  residents from returning home 

ArmInfo. "We must constantly remind about the symbols and institutions of Artsakh. Our primary task today should be to focus on what can be restored and acquired,"  as stated by Archbishop Bagrat Galstanyan, the leader of the protest  movement "Sacred Struggle", on December 10.

According to him, one such acquisition should be the return of  compatriots to Artsakh. The world, as the archbishop noted, also  acknowledges this possibility, but the only obstacle to achieving  this goal is the current Armenian authorities.  "The nature and  content of the struggle remain unchanged, and we will once again take  to the streets and finally close the issue. The stages we have gone  through have made us think, and I am glad that many groups have  joined this process, demonstrating their readiness to fight,"  Galstanyan said. He recalled that today also marks the Day of the  Constitution of Artsakh, symbolizing its status as an established  state. The archbishop expressed hope that in the near future, with  collective efforts, this day will be reinstated. The actions of the  country's leadership have consistently shown a disregard for Artsakh,  indicating that Artsakh no longer exists for them.