The incumbent of the Prime Minister's seat and his party members have circulated hypotheses justifying the actions of the Azerbaijani soldier who invaded the village of Shaki in Syunik, shot an Armenian woman and injured her children. Lun. Former NA deputy, ARF member Garnik Danielyan wrote about this on his Facebook page. In particular, he noted: "Yesterday, an attempt was made to divert public attention from this extraordinary incident with the incident that happened in the National Assembly. Then, in the interview, Pashinyan voiced a version that raises many questions. according to him, it is possible that the Azerbaijani soldier simply got lost and did not enter the territory of Armenia on purpose. The other day, my colleague Kristine Vardanyan and I went to Shak to get acquainted with the details of the incident on the spot. Both the residents of the village and the whole community have a number of unanswered questions. How did the Azerbaijani serviceman cross the Armenian state border unimpeded? How long has the armed Azerbaijani been in the RA territory? How did he reach the village and end up in the house of one of the residents? Why weren't appropriate measures taken to find the serviceman as soon as possible? If such measures were taken, then why no results were recorded? Don't you dare cover up the situation by firing just one official. It is obvious that the authorities are trying to alleviate as much as possible the terrible incident that happened, which could have had much more tragic consequences. The public reaction thwarted the government's plans, and Pashinyan is now forced to personally undertake the "protection" of the Azerbaijani. Unfortunately, it was also not surprising that Pashinyan ruled out exchanging the Azerbaijani soldier with the Armenian prisoners held in Baku. His proposal. Meanwhile, the national and pro-state government would use every opportunity to ensure the return of our hostages. Here is the "peace" brought by these authorities. They are not able to ensure the safety of even the residents of non-border villages.