ARF Bureau underscores demands for Pashinyan’s resignation, condemns anti-democratic actions

Almost four months have passed since the latest Artsakh War. During this time, many of the critical problems emanating from the war and its aftermath not only have not dissipated, but rather have deepened, adding new challenges to the existing ones. Four months later, the issues related to prisoners of war and the martyred soldiers remain unresolved. Azerbaijan continues its unilateral drawing of borders as the Armenian government remains indifferent, while at the same time an inexplicable retreat is taking place in Artsakh-Armenia relations and on the issue of Artsakh self-governance. Furthermore, negotiations are taking place without the peoples’ knowledge, the secrecy of which raises serious concerns. Reports are circulating about the defeated Armenian authorities making possible economic and other dangerous deals with Turkey and Azerbaijan, both of which not long ago launched aggressive military attacks on Artsakh.

The government, which has proven its ineffectiveness over the past almost three years, also has not provided any remedies for overcoming the deepening economic and other crises in the country. The current situation, which threatens the present and the future of the Armenian nation and its statehood has led to a public outcry, which is being led by the National Salvation Movement.