Official Section on Artsakh Removed from Armenian President's Website, MP Reports
Arthur Khachatryan, a member of the Armenian National Assembly from the 'Hayastan' faction and a political figure from the Armenian Revolutionary Federation, has raised a concern about the removal of the 'Republic of Artsakh' section from the official website of the Armenian president.
He stated, "The latest demands from Azerbaijan have started to make references to Artsakh disappear from the Armenian state administration’s pages. It has already been reported in the media that, due to the 'updating' of the website, the section related to Artsakh has been removed from the official site of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs (it is said to be temporary). The section on the Artsakh Liberation War is similarly absent from the Ministry of Defense’s website for the same reason.
The section on Artsakh has also been removed from the president's website (yes, yes, there is such a position in Armenia and a person occupying it). It turns out that the content of the president's website has also been decided to be 'refined', and they did not hesitate to start right from Artsakh.
I am forming a clear conviction that these authorities have been infected with the idea of 'refinement' from the Azerbaijanis. Let's see when they will heal from it,
he wrote, along with publishing his letter and the response to it.
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