Hostile Statements Can Also Be Heard from Azerbaijan: Mirzoyan
We have explicitly stated that we have acquired aircraft, but we have not yet obtained missiles and warheads; they need to be acquired.
This was stated by Foreign Minister Ararat Mirzoyan during a conversation with reporters, responding to the topic of the lack of warheads and their applicability that became evident during the war.
"In this regard, you are definitely right. On May 28, you will come, see, and observe the displayed military technology and weapons; I hope that there will never be a need to use them. However, of course, every state has the right to acquire military equipment and weapons for its defense and various scenarios, which we have done and will continue to do. You will come, see, compare, and now the world is so open that you can see what weapons there are, what significance they have, what power they possess, and what effectiveness they provide," he noted.
Commenting on the peace between Armenia and Azerbaijan, Mirzoyan emphasized that hostile statements from Armenia towards Azerbaijan are also heard. "Do you want to say that hostile statements against Azerbaijan do not come from Armenia? Of course, they do, coming from various forces. This is not the government's program, and, unfortunately, the same hostile statements can also be heard from Azerbaijan," he added.
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