Territorial claims Armenian opposition forces laying on neighboring  states will inevitably lead to new war, MOD states 

ArmInfo.  The territorial claims advanced by Armenian opposition forces against neighboring states will inevitably lead to a new war, RA Defense Minister Suren Papikyan told reporters on March 20.

On March 19, Armenian Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan stated at a  briefing with journalists that if other forces come to power, the  peace agenda will be revised, which would risk war - with the risk of  losing not only territory but also sovereignty. In other words, as  the Armenian prime minister explained, they are allegedly "preparing  for a new September war with grave consequences." The prime minister  even specified a timeframe: according to his estimates, this could  happen soon after the elections - by the fall at the latest. When  asked why the opposition wants war, the prime minister noted that  this would make these forces leaders of an outpost, not of the state,  which is financially advantageous for them, as it allows them to  preserve their assets abroad.

In this regard, Suren Papikyan does not consider the prime minister's  statement politically motivated. He recalled that Prime Minister  Nikol Pashinyan, chairman of the ruling Civil Contract party, has  repeatedly stated that the movement he currently leads will not be a  continuation of the Karabakh movement.  Meanwhile, the opposition's  assessments boil down to its continuation. "All political  assessments, regardless of who makes them, must be responsible. It is  also clear that the bellicose rhetoric of some opposition forces will  lead to war," the head of Armenia's defense ministry emphasized.