Be Prepared for the Worst: A Call from a Russian Military Journalist to Armenians
Russian military journalist Yuri Kotenok, who was injured in Artsakh, stated in one of his interviews that given all the statements and actions from Azerbaijan, he is hesitant to make predictions. “Many believe that this bloody struggle will end and they will remain unharmed, expecting the best. We must prepare for the worst. The enemy has set a goal to capture the Lachin corridor, and they are only a few kilometers away. 'Everything for the front line, everything for victory' is the only motto to follow.
I urge international players and the public to pay attention to the fact that right now in the Caucasus, in Artsakh, a genocide is taking place and those carrying it out will stop at nothing. I ask all interested parties to take note of Turkey and the role of its leader Erdogan.
I wish the Armenian people resilience; you must stop the endless struggle for power. Now is the time to be united,” Kotenok stated.
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