Keeping the FaithColumns
In unity, there is strength
The past four to five weeks, in general, have been very trying and turbulent days for the people of Artsakh and Armenia. During the course of this war, Armenians around the world immediately came together in unity and showed great support to the defiant Armenian soldier, military leaders and courageous volunteers. Many successful fundraisers were




There’s also strength in healthy competition. Too much unity and too much figurehead worship (whether Kocharian or Pashinian) isn’t a good thing, in my mind.
There are currently 17 factions in Armenia? A nation of 3 million. Without doubt Pashinyan needs to go. His time is up. He mismanaged this war. His militarily heads mismanaged this war. His agreements have no permanent weight and should be ignored..President of Artsakh said that Armenian special ops refused to fight in certain sections of the front lines? refused to fight. That’s unbelievable. I don’t understand how a PM could lead a loss this badly and still pretend to be in charge? Who would take him seriously ever again? Also Armenpress cant be trusted either. They never really accurately reported what was happening. I knew we were in trouble when the president of Artsakh was pleading for help with Shushi days before it fell while Armenpress was saying a favorable decisive battle was about to happen.. He knew. never saw a counter offensive from Armenia ever. Never saw their UAV’s until late. Never used war planes. Didn’t even recognize Artsakhs independence while cities were bombed for days. What an impotent useless traitor. How does one unite with that?