"Another manifestation of the anti-Armenian process taking place in the Baku court showed that an attempt is being made to use the fate of 23 Armenians who have the status of political hostages in Azerbaijan against the Republic of Armenia," noted Tigran Abrahamyan, a deputy of the NA "I Have Honor" faction.
According to him, a significant aspect of the indictment concerns the accusations that have left a deep impression in Baku and are still being expressed against those at the forefront of the struggle for independence and national liberation, which were previously expressed mainly in propaganda theses, and now an attempt is being made to give them a new qualification and “legal” packaging.
“In addition to the fact that the entire text of the accusation is fabricated and exclusively political, it is also extremely vulnerable in terms of international perception.
Serzh Sargsyan, as a figure who is constantly targeted on this issue, not only did not change his positions from the Artsakh movement to the negotiation stage of the process, but he was public in his positions.
The President of Azerbaijan, in whose country false cases are constantly being committed, including against his own citizens, has neither adopted today's aggressive stance in negotiations with Serzh Sargsyan in various formats for 10 years, nor has he based his actions on such empty accusations.
And now the Armenian government, with its failed policy "It has made even the most unlikely ambitions of Baku relevant, and today Azerbaijan is both receiving and extorting, and is expressing obvious disrespect for the Pashinyan regime," he wrote.
