Whether in Moscow or Brussels, I will defend and will defend exclusively the state interests of the Republic of Armenia, which the Nikolyans are far removed from.
The RPA delegation took part in an event dedicated to Armenian-Russian relations at the Public Chamber of the Russian Federation.
I delivered a lengthy speech in which I raised the current alarming situation in Armenian-Russian relations, threats to the security of the Republic of Armenia, the right of return of the people of Artsakh, the occupation of Armenians in Artsakh, and the fate of Armenian prisoners of war held in Baku.
I spoke about outstanding issues.
I spoke about the challenges threatening the Republic of Armenia.
I also pointed out the shortcomings of the Russian side.
But if you think about it, some members of the Communist Party shamelessly saw “hints at the Republic of Armenia” in my speech.
Listen carefully: you have acted and continue to act against the Republic of Armenia, leading it toward vilayetization. You recognized Artsakh as part of Azerbaijan.
You destroyed the once pro-Armenian Armenian-Russian program.
You are acting against the Declaration of Independence.
The group leading Armenia toward Azerbaijanization should have taught me lessons in statesmanship.
What relationship do you have with the Republic of Armenia?
Equating the interests of the Communist Party and the Republic of Armenia is foolish.
Finally, my speech was poorly received by some pro-Azerbaijani circles and some Communist Party members living in the Russian Federation.
And I believe that a real and mutually beneficial Armenian-Russian alliance stems from the national interests of the Republic of Armenia, which you are very far from.