Gevorg Sujyan, who returned from Azerbaijani captivity, made 2 posts on his Facebook page.
"I didn't leave you guys, I left my soul with you. As long as you are in the cruel clutches of captivity, I will not rest, I swear," Sujyan wrote in one of the posts, addressing the Armenians remaining in the prisons of Azerbaijan. In another post, Sujyan was full of emotions and a vision of the future. "Today I stepped on the holy land of my country and this day is priceless for me. And I enjoy this day, I will cherish and honor every moment of this day. Today I will fill my mind with endless dreams so that there is no place for fear and doubt.
"I can't" will no longer happen, I will always strive for more, because for the best growth I must first expand the boundaries of my mind. From this day on, I will remember that until my advantage becomes the obsession of my life, my gifts will never turn into glory. And until the thirst to serve others overcomes the insecurities of my soul, I will be deprived of precious hours of usefulness. Today I will reload my dedication to avoid false nobility, to be sincere, modest and upright, and as a mere mortal I set my feet on the holy soil of my country. even if they don't deserve it.
There will also be critics who will try to slander and throw stones, I will build beautiful monuments from the stones thrown by them. And in return I will smile at them with the screaming wisdom that is stuck deep in my heart and even if they call me crazy, I will smile back at them with the same wise smile, because, man, you know, crazy people make the planet go forward.
I am not afraid to be different. I will confidently rush forward. This day is my day. New life, new struggle," wrote Sujyan. Let's recall that Armenian Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan informed on January 14 that Gevorg Sujyan, Davit Davtyan, Vigen Euljekjian and Vagif Khachatryan were handed over to the representatives of the relevant authorities of the Republic of Armenia by the representatives of the relevant authorities of Azerbaijan over the Hakari bridge.
