The Power in Artsakh Strengthens Its Position
The newspaper "Pats" reports: "As is known, General Levon Mnatsakanyan was appointed as the Chief of Police of Artsakh the day before yesterday. The presidential elections expected in 2020 are not just another round of elections. The incumbent president will not be running again, and regardless of the value system or political views held by the new president, it is logical to say that difficult times await both him and Artsakh.
Simultaneously, Azerbaijan is gearing up for military operations at a significant pace, ready to take action at any opportune moment without a second thought.
According to information obtained by "Pats," considering the aforementioned factors, the appointment of Mnatsakanyan is aimed at further consolidating the power structures in Artsakh, particularly in regard to internal security. It is not novel to say that the police will also be involved in external security when necessary, in which case, the military figure Mnatsakanyan, who has traveled a considerable path, will play a significant role in these events." More details can be found in today’s issue of the newspaper.
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