Perhaps, it is difficult to find more cynical and so disconnected from political reality MPs like CP. Have you heard more baseless statements than the accusations of the representatives of the government that are being made today? You should be asked the simplest and most important questions. You as the ruling power What have you done with Vazgen Sargsyan's liberated Artsakh? What have you done to prevent the depopulation of Artsakh? What have you done to prevent the weakening and destruction of the army? What did you do to prevent the capitulation of Armenia and the collapse of the security system? What are you doing today for the return of captives? What have you done to eliminate the consequences of the war and restore the security system of our country? These are questions, the answers to which the government is obliged to give to the society. Hasmik Hakobyan, who is currently a member of the National Assembly of the Republic of Armenia, what has he done for this country and state that he became a member of the parliament? If you are already talking about the state, the army and the security of the country, then first answer: what did you do with the state and the army that you inherited? The anti-state activities that you are carrying out today and the state structures that you are destroying one by one, were not created in one day. They were built, strengthened and institutionalized over the years. The army, the state administration system, security and defense structures, state institutions - they were not created out of thin air. They were created and developed as a result of years of work. And today, when you try to ask, "What did Serzh Sargsyan do for the army" in the conditions of the weakening and destruction of the same systems, that question is an argument. Serzh Sargsyan stood at the beginning of the formation of the Armenian army. And most importantly, what will your political team leave to the next generation? You will not avoid responsibility for the heaviest pages in the history of Armenia and Artsakh.