It is sorrowful to utter the words, "Artsakh is Armenia, period," when, in reality, Artsakh is now under the occupation of the enemy...

05:30:00 22.11.2024

It is sorrowful to utter the words, "Artsakh is Armenia, period," when, in reality, Artsakh is now under the occupation of the enemy. By losing the conspiratorial 44-day war, we not only nullified the sacrifice of Leonid Azgaldyan but also of all our other freedom fighters who shed sweat and blood to keep Artsakh Armenian. Instead of uniting Artsakh with Armenia and recognizing Nakhichevan as occupied land after their sacrifices, we artificially turned Artsakh into an independent state, thereby legitimizing the crime committed 100 years ago by the anti-Armenian and nation-destroying Bolsheviks.

As a nation, we have committed a grave sin, one that I believe the overwhelming majority of our people does yet fully comprehend, as its bitter consequences are not yet deeply felt. The only way to neutralize future dangers and atone for our guilt is to adopt a warrior’s mindset, knowing that only by crushing Azerbaijan and forcing Baku into total surrender can we secure the right to live in this region.

Many believe we "cannot defeat them now" because they "have more weapons", "Turkey (and, of course, Russia) supports them", or other similar justifications. However, war will knock on our door, whether we want it or not. We will be forced to fight to our last breath, but if we approach that fight with such a defeatist mindset, we will lose before the battle even begins. It doesn't matter how many weapons Azerbaijan has or who stands behind them. The difference is not insurmountable, and it’s not as if we only have bows and arrows. If even 20-30% of our nation’s men are ready to unite and fight to the end, without exaggeration, we could turn Baku into a living hell, forcing Aliyev and his entire regime to dive into the Caspian Sea and quickly swim to its opposite shore.

If we do not muster an Aryan spirit and believe that we can achieve all this—disregarding defeatist opinions—then we call into question our independence and the honor of having a state, gifted to us by our heroic ancestors through the blessing of the Creator. We are certain that Leonid and our other heroic freedom fighters, if alive today, would wholeheartedly endorse these words. Struggle is the only way out.

One Nation, One State, One Will.

Hail Armenia and Hail and Victory!