Garen Mouths Off
The Usual Suspects, and…Not
Almost 100 Armenian dead in the Nagorno-Karabakh Republic (rendered still with the disgusting Soviet era, Russian-influenced spelling), at least 500 on the Azerbaijani side, war crimes (everyone’s seen the gruesome pictures of the 3 dead elderly Armenians and read about the mutilation of the corpses returned to Artsakh), risk of a long term war re-erupting. Who’s responsible?
Obviously, the list starts with and in Baku and Aliyev, but also includes many others: the United States, Turkey,
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*** On the mark, thank you.
Very well put. So many facets.
The fact remains, however, Armenians keep on blaming Russia for betrayal, Azerbaijan for using oil money to buy weapons of mass destruction from Israel to hush Azeri citizens, Turkey for training ISIS to send all over the world, and other. What Armenians need to face is the failure of the Armenian leadership.
Face the lack of forward looking constructive plans on the part of the diaspora for Artsakh and Armenia, failure to wait for the once a year fund raiser to donate to the betterment of Artsakh and Armenia. The list is long. In the final analysis, allowing the regular Azeri/trukish attacks to take place with losses of precious souls. Furthermore, well meaning, and not so well meaning NGOs, and cults abound in both countries providing false hopes. Total dedication on the part of the diaspora and the local leadership, i.e. cohesiveness, will take care of the needs of the population and eventually make outside “assistance” redundant.