The current anti-Armenian government...

07:46:00 18.02.2026

The current anti-Armenian government and the treacherous fake “opposition” love to hit each other in parliament, throw bottles, and insult one another in a vulgar manner, while outside parliament they argue and create disagreements over irrelevant and empty issues — but all of this is, in reality, theater. In truth, both sides are carriers of the same neo-Bolshevik ideology, since they are simply two different sides of the same neo-Bolshevik coin. We have previously proven this with numerous facts, but one simple fact is that both sides either have a phobia of the word “victory,” or that word is simply missing from the neo-Bolsheviks’ vocabulary.

For example, after our disgraceful defeat in the 44-day treacherous war, the king of the fake “opposition,” Robert Kocharyan, repeatedly claimed in interviews and press conferences: “If I had been Prime Minister, the war would never have started,” while the supreme traitor Nikol Pashinyan, after the complete ethnic cleansing of Armenians in Artsakh, continues in the “National Assembly” and in interviews to say: “There will be no war; there will be peace.”

First, let us begin with the fact that in the history of the world, no country’s leader could ever make such a promise with one hundred percent certainty that there would truly be no war, because wars are highly unpredictable. No one — not even the leaders of great powers — can say such a thing, since no one knows how or when a war will occur. Yet these two incompetents, who along with their formers in 26 years failed to unite a liberated Artsakh with Armenia, believe they can prevent war. No matter how much we may not want war and may strive for peace, that alone changes little, because war does not depend solely on us.

A reasonable and national leader, in Pashinyan’s case, would say, for example: “There will be no war; there will be peace, BUT IF there is war, this time we will certainly win and crush the enemy army so that November 9, 2020 will never be repeated,” or in Kocharyan’s case: “If I had been Prime Minister, the war would never have started, BUT IF IT HAD STARTED, we would certainly have won, as we won in 1994 and driven the enemy out of our lands.” You will never hear such answers from their lips, because the goal of these treacherous neo-Bolsheviks and their subordinates is to subdue and disarm the Armenian nation, not to raise its fighting spirit and turn it into a force to be reckoned with.

I have often said: if you want to know whether a political figure is truly national and sincere or not, pay attention not to what they say, but to what they do not say and what they remain silent about. By doing so, everything becomes clearer. These political fake adversaries do not use the word “victory” because both possess a defeatist mindset and promote an ideology of surrender, just as their masters desire.

Our future national state will eradicate this entire servile mentality and will educate the Armenian nation solely in a fighting and victorious spirit.