The second president of RA compared point 9 of the November 9 document, which talks about an unobstructed road, and the similar point of the document signed in Washington. "They are the same in content, with the only difference that at that time there was Artsakh, there was the Lachin Corridor. And at that time, instead of sticking to that point, Pashinyan consistently refused to fulfill that point. Now the similar approach is presented as an epoch-making decision. What changed during that time: there is no Artsakh, there is no Lachin Corridor."
According to him, it was necessary to stick to the tripartite document of November 9 and do everything to bring it to life.
According to Robert Kocharyan, the second president of RA, it was possible to keep Artsakh with the November 9 document.
The second president of RA states that no one urged Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan to cancel the document of November 9, because everyone understood that he was losing the war. But, at the same time, everyone understood that this is also an opportunity to preserve Artsakh. "According to Pashinyan, by losing Artsakh, we gained sovereignty. In other words, according to him, if we had preserved Artsakh and not lost five thousand soldiers, would we have become a gloomy, unhappy, non-sovereign country?
