A symbol of war, catastrophe, and defeat cannot bring peace.
Nikol Pashinyan and his team surrendered Artsakh.
They surrendered the homes and graves of 150,000 Armenians in Artsakh.
They surrendered thousands of lives.
They surrendered hundreds of monasteries.
They surrendered more than 100 Armenian villages and towns.
They surrendered Shushi and Dadivank, Amaras and Gandzasar.
They surrendered the Goris-Kapan interstate highway.
They surrendered part of the Black Lake.
They surrendered four villages in Tavush.
They surrendered no less than 240 square kilometers of the sovereign territory of the Republic of Armenia.
They surrendered Baku to the military-political leadership of Artsakh.
And they continue to yield and yield.
And most importantly, they encroached on the honor and glory of our nation. They encroached on dignity.
They encroached on the symbol of Ararat.
They encroached on the content of the Declaration of Independence.
They encroached on the memory of the Armenian people.
They encroached on our history.
Oh, they encroached on everything,
for the sake of the throne.
Didn’t you dance with batons in Shushi, which was the first to be liberated?
And now you’re dancing…
You can’t… because you’ve encroached on the convictions of your nation by becoming a defender of the interests of Azerbaijan and Turkey.
Enough of your talk about peace. Where are you, where is peace?
You’ve long been a reminder of war, loss, and Azerbaijanization.
And peace is achieved not through endless concessions and talk, but through struggle and defense.
Saying “halva” doesn’t sweeten the mouth.