They Think the War is Over, and Azerbaijan's and Turkey's Demands Have Been Fully Met: Abrahamyan

While Azerbaijan is intensively arming itself, the Armenian authorities are caught up in a false idea of building dialogue with Turkey and Azerbaijan. They seem to think that the war is over, and that Azerbaijan's and Turkey's demands have been completely satisfied. This was stated by Tigran Abrahamyan, a member of the 'Honourable' faction, on his Facebook page.

'In recent days, military supplies to Azerbaijan from various countries have intensified, which is linked to the post-war situation of 2020. The question is that regardless of the war's results, Azerbaijan has expended a significant amount of ammunition and has lost a considerable number of equipment and technical means, while the recovery process could not have completed this quickly. Since last December, Azerbaijan has been reaching new agreements on military-technical cooperation with several countries to replenish its arsenal. This urgency is currently related to a sharp deterioration in relations with Iran, but Azerbaijan's so-called re-militarization poses a direct threat to Armenia as well.'

'While Azerbaijan is intensively arming itself, the Armenian authorities are caught up in a false idea of building dialogue with Turkey and Azerbaijan. They seem to think that the war is over, and that Azerbaijan's and Turkey's demands have been completely satisfied. In reality, pressures and means of influence on Armenia are expanding, which will bring us yet another batch of problems,' Abrahamyan wrote.