An Opposition Archbishop Even Hinted That Armenia Closed the Lachin Corridor. Ruben Rubinyan Responded to Opposition Statements

National Assembly Vice President Ruben Rubinyan is following the opposition's hearing on the closure of the Lachin Corridor in the National Assembly. According to him, some speakers claim that the Lachin Corridor was closed because Armenia promised a corridor and did not deliver it.

“Others say that after the Prague meeting, there is no longer a Lachin Corridor, that it is Azerbaijani sovereign territory, and therefore it needs to be closed. What else could they do? One opposition archbishop even hinted that Armenia is the one that closed the Lachin Corridor. In conclusion, everyone unanimously agreed that to open the corridor, the treacherous authorities must be removed immediately. All these texts, dear friends, are directed towards only one goal: to justify the closure of the corridor in every possible way and to absolve the parties that violated the 6th point of the November 9 declaration from responsibility. As for why they are doing this, guess for yourselves,” Rubinyan wrote on his Facebook page.