Protests in Yerevan continue in Yerevan demanding illegal Armenian hostages and captives in Baku.
Last week, the representatives of the public and political field protested near the RA Ministry of Foreign Affairs. The demand was one, convened a session with the participation of foreign ambassadors accredited to Armenia and to present to them torture against Armenian hostages in Baku.
Then the actions continued at the UN Office in Armenia.
Today, these protests continue in Yerevan, a member of the Writers' Union, prose writer, playwright Gurgen Khanjyan, first of all, national forces, who will negotiate this issue. "It is difficult to implement it, that is, it is difficult to implement it.
I think the whole knot is in power, and only after the change of government is a possible relationship with allies, close neighbors, through which it will be possible to raise the voice and negotiate. In my opinion, negotiations are underway to maintain more one's own power than for the interests or hostages of Artsakh. I don't know if release captives is contrary to their interests.
Only in our voices will not be released, or does Azerbaijan require things that will not be done? They play a game with us, and the Armenian authorities are constantly moving forward, "With 168.amGurgen Khanjyan mentioned in a conversation.
"In Baku, 23 people are being tried, and the trial is very cruel, the accusations, but we must clearly understand that this is the humiliation of our nation and country. After this trial, Baku will also demand that all those who have been in Artsakh in some way to protect the justice of Artsakh. Baku will consider all these people a criminal.
These authorities do not understand that they will achieve themselves, and they have also given orders in Artsakh.
Authorities do not say, for example, what is the military-political leadership of Artsakh for them, they do not say that these people have protected their compatriots.
These are some striking things, they are kneeling, but this is a fact, "said Gurgen Khanjyan, Arkady Ghukasyan, Bako Sahakyan, Arkady Harutyunyan, former Foreign Minister David Mnatsakanyan, former Commander of the Defense Army Levon Mnatsakanyan. Former Minister of State Ruben Vardanyan, former Deputy Commander of the Defense Army David Manukyan.
