It is a question of power change in Armenia, not of Constitution -  clergyman 

ArmInfo. The question should not be whether to change the Constitution or not, but to  change the current government. The leader of the "Sacred Struggle"  movement, Archbishop Bagrat Galstanyan, told journalists on January  20 at the Pantheon of Military Burials in Yerablur, commenting on the  statement of the Prime Minister of the Republic of Armenia Nikol  Pashinyan about the need to adopt a new Constitution, since all  previous constitutional reforms lacked legitimacy.  According to the  archbishop, the Constitution can always be changed, but today we must  talk about changing the current government. "This is an ontological  struggle, not a battle for the constitution or laws.  He himself  failed, and now he is trying to adapt everything to his failure.

Remember his words that we will not fight for some mountain. He  surrendered not only Artsakh, but also part of the territory of  Armenia. Artsakh has never been valuable to them. Yes, he is guilty  of lies, falsifications, ignoring the requirements of the  Constitution, part of which was the existence of Artsakh, which was  lost as a result of the actions of the current rulers," he added,  recalling the heroic resistance shown by the people of Artsakh on  September 19-20, 2020. Galstanyan added that all the actions of the  current authorities of the country are taking place under external  pressure.

Today, February 20, marks the 37th anniversary of the Artsakh  movement. On this occasion, the leaders of Artsakh, as well as  opposition deputies of the National Assembly of the Republic of  Armenia, visited the memorial complex of military graves in Yerablur.