Today, a journalist asked Nikol Pashinyan if he understood correctly that whoever named Artsakh will be considered an opponent of Armenia’s foreign policy.
“For example, if my grandparents were from Artsakh, they would be fired from their jobs and subjected to pressure,” the journalist noted.
Nikolai Pashinyan also stated that he had clearly stated that a state cannot have two foreign policies.
“People can say: I’m from Artsakh, I’m from Van, I’m from Moscow, I’m from Berlin. What does that have to do with the matter? A person can say whatever they want; we’re talking about a government official and the distribution of roles,” he noted.
Pashinyan stated that he is the most responsible person in the state and will not allow the Artsakh issue to be raised everywhere.