When the 'Hungry' Soldier Was Led by the 'Thief' Commander, the Enemy Faced Resistance: Senor Hasratyan
Senor Hasratyan, the former press secretary of the Artsakh Defense Army, wrote on his Facebook page:
“In the past, that is, when our 'hungry' soldiers were led by 'thief' commanders, any small or large violation by the enemy at the contact line would immediately receive a deserved counterattack... And this was done not by a direct order from the Supreme Commander of the Armed Forces regarding that specific case, but by a combat decision made by the commander of the unit or formation maintaining that defensive section...
Today, when the 'sated' soldiers serving in the Armenian army are led by 'noble' commanders, after the enemy has occupied about 75 percent of the territory of Artsakh, the adversary continues to easily encroach upon the borders of the sovereign state of Armenia... Meanwhile, the newly appointed Minister of Defense of the Republic of Armenia is content, in such a fateful situation, with a statement saying, '...our patience is limitless, and in the absence of a peaceful resolution to the situation created at our borders, we reserve the right to solve the problem by using force...'”
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