Armenian Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan "explained" why the country's authorities did not celebrate the anniversary of the start of the 44-day war in any way, while a concert was being broadcast on Public TV. In the October 1 briefing, Pashinyan, answering the relevant question, stated that the war had been talked about non-stop for 5 years, and there was not a topic left that was not talked about. According to Pashinyan, in the end, it should be noted that there are many days in the history of Armenia that we do not address separately. There is a day of remembrance for those who died for the Motherland. It was defined so that it does not turn out that we treat the victims of one event differently than the victims of other events, Pashinyan noted, mentioning the beginning of the 4-day war and the 2022. the Azerbaijani aggression of September 13. Commenting on the concert that was broadcast on Public TV and caused outrage among the public, Pashinyan, as if nothing had happened, asked if there were concerts on other days. "Today there were many victims during the war," he reminded, adding that "November 9 will come later." "I want to understand whether it is possible to broadcast a concert on September 27 after 8 or 10 years or not," Pashinyan was sincerely interested. In general, the Prime Minister believes that since there are many tragic days in our history, it may turn out that 360 days of the year are days of tragedy. Then Pashinyan remembered how the relatives of the victims were upset by his visits to Yerablur. "All of that has consequences and conclusions: to go and see something like this every time," Pashinyan stated ambiguously. At the same time, he said that he commemorated the tragic day with a church ceremony. The Prime Minister also noted that the vocabulary of the messages should correspond to the spirit of August 8 (meaning the meeting held in Washington and the signed-initialized documents), and the absence of mention of the occupation and genocide It will cause a negative reaction.