Former Commissioner for Diaspora Affairs names those ``who surrendered Artsakh``
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ArmInfo. We as a nation have not prepared to defend Artsakh. Chief Commissioner for Diaspora Affairs of the Republic of Armenia Zare Sinanyan told reporters about this during a briefing on July 4, answering the question "who surrendered Artsakh?".
In particular, he noted that after 1994, an exceptional opportunity to protect this achievement was missed. "In addition, we were unable to create a diplomatic system, the entire complex of diplomatic relations that would provide us with the opportunity to provide support for certain countries in this matter," Sinanyan said.
When asked by journalists who he meant when he said "we", the Commissioner for Diaspora Affairs answered - the Armenian people.
Late this June, Secretary of the Security Council Armen Grigoryan, in a conversation with journalists, accused Russia of surrendering Nagorno-Karabakh to Azerbaijan. In particular, he stated that Russia came to Nagorno-Karabakh, handed it over to Azerbaijan and returned to Russia. Grigoryan emphasized that without the permission of the Russian Federation there would be no war.
In particular, he noted that after 1994, an exceptional opportunity to protect this achievement was missed. "In addition, we were unable to create a diplomatic system, the entire complex of diplomatic relations that would provide us with the opportunity to provide support for certain countries in this matter," Sinanyan said.
When asked by journalists who he meant when he said "we", the Commissioner for Diaspora Affairs answered - the Armenian people.
Late this June, Secretary of the Security Council Armen Grigoryan, in a conversation with journalists, accused Russia of surrendering Nagorno-Karabakh to Azerbaijan. In particular, he stated that Russia came to Nagorno-Karabakh, handed it over to Azerbaijan and returned to Russia. Grigoryan emphasized that without the permission of the Russian Federation there would be no war.