Armenia`s incumbent authorities leading region to large-scale war - expert
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ArmInfo.The current government in Armenia, consciously or unconsciously, is leading the region to a major war that will unfold on Armenian territory. Armenian cities and villages will be the target of missile strikes. This was written on his Facebook page by political scientist Vahe Hovhannisyan, a member of the Alternative Projects group.
In this regard, he emphasized that in conditions when society does not find the strength to change the current government, it is necessary to demand the strengthening of the civil defense system, the creation of bomb shelters and effective information systems.
"We are warned from four sides - in Russian, Persian, Turkish and English - that we are taking dangerous steps. However, we are not taking any rational actions, do not set specific goals and do not have a clear negotiation strategy. We reject all proposals, like an "immature teenager", creating serious problems for everyone. And in the current realities, it is unclear what the outcome will be for Armenia," Hovhannisyan noted.
The expert drew attention to the fact that official Yerevan does not formulate its calculated interests correctly, but at the same time goes into confrontation with the interests of everyone, and the defeated society does not want anything - neither the present, nor the past, nor the future, desiring only everyday life and security, which will not exist. In this regard, the political scientist believes that the Armenian society needs to be presented with a real situation and a clear narrative: rise up to have peace. He also warns that the current processes in Armenia are leading the country to disaster.
In addition, he notes that the platform for the struggle should become as rational as possible, with a clear task: de-escalation within the country, de-escalation at the country's borders. "De-escalation within the country implies an atmosphere of internal reconciliation and multi-vector dialogue, while de-escalation at the borders requires an active and competent foreign policy with allies, excluding war. These two aspects include many sub-items and technical work. It is this platform that will become the new post-war leader, who will unite all forces and capabilities," Hovhannisyan summarized.
In this regard, he emphasized that in conditions when society does not find the strength to change the current government, it is necessary to demand the strengthening of the civil defense system, the creation of bomb shelters and effective information systems.
"We are warned from four sides - in Russian, Persian, Turkish and English - that we are taking dangerous steps. However, we are not taking any rational actions, do not set specific goals and do not have a clear negotiation strategy. We reject all proposals, like an "immature teenager", creating serious problems for everyone. And in the current realities, it is unclear what the outcome will be for Armenia," Hovhannisyan noted.
The expert drew attention to the fact that official Yerevan does not formulate its calculated interests correctly, but at the same time goes into confrontation with the interests of everyone, and the defeated society does not want anything - neither the present, nor the past, nor the future, desiring only everyday life and security, which will not exist. In this regard, the political scientist believes that the Armenian society needs to be presented with a real situation and a clear narrative: rise up to have peace. He also warns that the current processes in Armenia are leading the country to disaster.
In addition, he notes that the platform for the struggle should become as rational as possible, with a clear task: de-escalation within the country, de-escalation at the country's borders. "De-escalation within the country implies an atmosphere of internal reconciliation and multi-vector dialogue, while de-escalation at the borders requires an active and competent foreign policy with allies, excluding war. These two aspects include many sub-items and technical work. It is this platform that will become the new post-war leader, who will unite all forces and capabilities," Hovhannisyan summarized.