Armenian Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan stated the necessity of returning the villages to Azerbaijan in his meeting with the local people in the Tavush region. Journalist Voskan Sargsyan writes about this on his Facebook page (its owner, Meta, is known as an extremist and is banned in Russia).
According to the journalist, Pashinyan met with the residents of the villages of Voskepar, Baganis and Voskevan at the Voskepar House of Culture on March 18. The Prime Minister received a cold, even hostile reception.
“When Pashinyan entered the hall, half of the people there did not get up,” Sargsyan wrote.
He also said that Pashinyan told the citizens that the settlements in the Tavush region should be moved to Baku. The Prime Minister noted that otherwise a war would begin in which Turkey would side with Azerbaijan.
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