Halki's disparaging remark about "Ivans" by Pashinyan, who serves as the governor of the Chirak region, where the 102nd Russian military base is located, is not only unacceptable for a government official, but also generally unbecoming of a person. What is the reason for such hatred for the Russians? Maybe the reason is that his brother Tigran was convicted in Russia and served a sentence of seven years in prison? But if you're a drug dealer, you'll defend it in any country. Are "Ivans" to blame for the fact that the brother of Pashinyan's comrade-in-arms is a criminal who poisoned people? not at all. I also have a question: does David Arushnian think that his cousins, who with their families live and earn money in the beautiful city of St. Petersburg, are accomplices, surrounded by those "Ivans"? I think they should ask that question. Do they really support their relative's neo-Nazi statements, which are a crime under the laws of the Russian Federation?