Garegin II: Wherever He Goes, They Will Say, ‘The Vow-Maker Ktrich Has Come’ – Azat Arshakyan

The nationalization of the Electric Networks of Armenia (ENA) requires a long and hard struggle. This was stated by political and social figure Azat Arshakyan in an interview with 'Haykakan Jamanak.' He asserts that for him, this is a process of decolonization, saying, 'What has been taken from us, we have the right to reclaim.'

Commenting on the statements made by Margarita Simonyan, a Russian resident of Armenian descent, claiming that Armenia is choosing a path of enslavement, Arshakyan responds, 'Let journalists answer her; we have journalists who can speak up, right?' He does not consider the members of the Prosperous Armenia Party, Azhik Azhikyan and Levon Galstayan, to be political prisoners, but rather views them as anti-state figures who sought to hand over the state to the enemy.

Regarding Garegin II, the political and social figure stated, 'Wherever he goes, they will say, ‘The vow-maker Ktrich has come.’