ARF: We have paid high and heavy price in this war, we shall win

    The "territories for peace" formula remains unacceptable for the Dashnaktsutyun Party. Ishkhan Saghatelyan, a representative of the Armenia Supreme Body of the Armenian Revolutionary Federation-ARF Dashnaktsutyun Party, said this in his message.

    "Any option for resolving the [Nagorno-Karabakh (Artsakh)] conflict without recognizing Artsakh's independence is unacceptable for the Dashnaktsutyun. Any version being circulated for a phased solution of the issue is unacceptable for the Dashnaktsutyun, as it was previously unacceptable, too.

    We have no right not to win this war. We are accountable before our generations. We have paid a high and heavy price in this war. We shall win; this is the question of the existence of our state.

    We are in a difficult situation in this period, these days, but we have to overcome this. Throughout our history, we have had much harder days—also in the Artsakh liberation war, we have overcome [them] together, side by side, because this is the way. We must reorganize, make a breakthrough on the battlefront and go to victory. There is simply no other option," Saghatelyan added.

     

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