Armenian people has to choose between war or premier`s resignation

ArmInfo.The Armenian people has to make a choice: a war or Premier Nikol Pashinyan's resignation, former deputy minister of defense Artak Zakaryan wrote on his Facebook account.  

According to him, every citizen of the Republic of Armenia, whether  he wants it or not, consciously or subconsciously, must understand  and accept this choice. "This dilemma is imposed on our people by  Nikol himself. Today, every resident of the republic must either  preserve it and prepare for a more terrible war, or he must remove it  and change the extremely dangerous trends that exist in international  relations to the interests of the country's security," Zakaryan  noted.

He added that this primarily concerns members of the ruling Civil  Contract faction. "Your bloody and vile mandates, which give you  nothing but a salary, have become a political pillar of the war and a  shame for the Armenian people. You have nothing to say to your  children, you have no answer to those who insult you... I know that  many of you Everyone knows this very well, they know that you are  scolded and disgraced everywhere, they know that a significant part  of the Armenian society curses the group called "GD." Think, ladies  and gentlemen, because the war that is approaching day by day will  only happen because your Nikol is the Prime Minister of Armenia," the  politician noted.

He emphasized that at first glance, what does Nikol Pashinyan have to  do with it, if the enemy seeks to take advantage of the unstable  international situation and seize new territories from Armenia  through further military aggressions? "The connection of the new war  with Nikol is that he completely failed the collective security and  military-political agenda of the Republic of Armenia with the Russian  Federation and the Islamic Republic of Iran. He surrendered Artsakh  only in exchange for the promise received from the West to maintain  his capitulatory power. From the results of the Munich Security  conference, it became clear that the collective West is not  interested in the security of Armenia and cannot give any  guarantees," the former deputy minister continued.

Continuing the topic, Zakarian, declaring his deep respect for the  French people, expressed doubt that in the current situation France  is able to provide support and security guarantees to Armenia.  "The  only option to avoid a new war is to intensify the domestic and  foreign policy and security strategy of Armenia through a quick  change of government. A war against Armenia is disadvantageous for  Russia and Iran, but the policy pursued by Nikol, or rather his  foreign masters, leads directly to a new war. By changing the  government and by reviewing a number of strategic issues, it will be  possible to quickly reduce the risks of a new war against Armenia and  gain more time to strengthen Armenia's positions. Ask yourself a  simple question: Nikola's resignation or war? Looking into the eyes  of your children, answer yourself... Then don't blame no one in the  mistakes made and cosmic nonsense," the politician concluded.