What Motivates Giving Lessons to a People Caught in the Enemy's Clutches? Marukyan

Armenia's special envoy Edmond Marukyan wrote on his Facebook page, “For quite some time now, there has been a bizarre and at the same time repulsive campaign on social networks. Right now, this campaign has reached its peak:
Everything can be understood, but to target, criticize, or mock people who are fighting in a state of siege, facing famine and the threat of systematic ethnic cleansing, I simply cannot comprehend and refuse to even try to understand. If you cannot help in any way, just remain silent.
Can you imagine that during the blockade of Leningrad, thousands of people caught in siege, or their leading organizers, would be criticized or condemned by their compatriots from non-blockaded villages and cities? Unimaginable, right?
What is the motivation for giving lessons to a population caught in the clutches of famine and ethnic cleansing by the enemy? What do you want to convey by this, what do you want to achieve? If you can help in some way, please do so; if not, keep your distance from those fighting for their rights.”