"Not much is visible from afar. I suggest all players first go see what is there and what is left for us" - Sofia Hovsepyan
I returned from Artsakh yesterday, where I spent several days in various villages (as many as are left) and cities. However, I met with villagers, not with the village mayor, and with city residents, not with the city mayor. I did not meet any government officials, and I had no discussions with them, neither good nor bad. I only gathered the thread of current issues and came back. This was stated by Sofia Hovsepyan, a member of the 'My Step' faction in the National Assembly, on her Facebook page.
She particularly noted, "I was also in the village of Teguh and saw how livestock farming is disappearing from the village (it’s just a matter of hours). I will go around looking for solutions to this tangled situation step by step. The situation is complicated. Now I am heading in another direction since the thread remains unfinished. Not much is visible from afar, only the voices sound louder, so I suggest all players first go see what is there and what is left for us, and if they can, interview the locals with the same texts."
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