Member of the National Assembly of Armenia Tigran Abrahamyan wrote on his Facebook page: “The assistant to the President of Azerbaijan stated that in 2023, Armenians living in Artsakh left the country of their own free will.
While the Armenian government initially made timid statements about ethnic cleansing against the people of Artsakh, subsequently, based on domestic political considerations, it launched a political propaganda campaign against the Armenian “conspiratorial forces”, accusing them of calling on the people of Artsakh to leave their homes.
While this was mainly discussed in the logic of the current government to justify the surrender of Artsakh and evade responsibility, the narratives of Pashinyan’s team were also aimed at justifying Azerbaijan’s actions.
Finally, in 2022, in Prague, the current ruler recognized Artsakh as part of Azerbaijan, laying the groundwork for the surrender of Artsakh, followed by the blockade of Artsakh and the attack of Azerbaijan.
The residents of Artsakh lived for 9 months without electricity, gas, water, medicine, and even “under conditions of severe restrictions on bread and crisis, then military actions, then under conditions of panic, a tragic explosion was recorded at the warehouse of the Defense Army, which in total led to the death of more than 500 people, the fate of several dozen remained unknown.
Cooperation with Azerbaijan is the monopoly of this government, which does not miss a minute to act in the interests of Azerbaijan.”