“At all pivotal stages there is always a dividing line, when people stand before a choice.
Regardless of political or public pressure, government blackmail, or threats, a person makes a decision about their future role and destiny.
Right now, Armenia is in such a stage, where the choice is between a system of values and destruction, between conformity and struggle, between surrender and resistance.
The struggle is far more global than it may appear on the surface, and it is a fight not for a merely situational resolution, but for the very existence of the Armenian people,” Abrahamyan wrote.