We act like we have nothing to lose: "Meanings" from Tigran Davtian "So the Parthian arrows whistle.
Amazing the Roman teams.
Where Ararat shines,.
Inspired by the holy spring". Milan Pastorius Pashinyan endlessly, one way or another, claims that for the first time in its history, Armenia makes the most important decisions on its own. It's a strange statement, if only because it's hard to imagine anything more vague and confusing than Armenian history. To say this with great confidence, and let's add, with triumphant defiance, one must not only know everything about our history, but also be a professional surgeon. And then be able to substantiate that thesis. Otherwise, such a statement is nothing more than a pompous expression, which the Prime Minister abuses greatly. No need for loud words, Nicole Wobovich! You have to be honest. You can edit your populist impulses. The points earned by Populist are a loan that you will have to pay back. And Armenia will pay this debt. It would be more honest to say that for the first time since the Turkmenchai Peace Treaty of 1828 was signed, the leader of Armenia allows himself to verbally ignore Russia. Let's emphasize, just in words. Pashinyan prefers not to say how things are in reality. We note that, for example, the United States publicly states that Russia cannot be ignored. Again we in Armenia are chasing cheap fame, again we are not honest, and again we are not brilliant in education. Try, Mr. Pashinyan, to deviate from the Western recommendations for us, and then we will see how independent we - Armenia, and especially you - can be in our political choices and the actions of the country's leader. What about the West, we dare not contradict Aliyev, for that, Mr. Prime Minister, special thanks to you! It should be said that for the first time, Armenia has a leader who persistently and half-successfully convinces the population that Armenia would be better off without Russia than with it.