Andranik Tevanyan: Pashinyan ‘too centered’ on case over Constitutional Court, ignoring Artsakh issue

Nikol Pashinyan has delved too deep into the criminal case dealing with the Constitutional Corut, failing instead to give a due attention to the situation over Artsakh (Nagorno-Karabakh), political analyst Andranik Tevanyan says on Facebook, Tert.am reports.

“Nikol Pashinyan has delved into technical minutia pertaining to the criminal case over the Constitutional Court. He apparently follows the proceeding on a daily – I would say even hourly – basis to give his instructions. He enthusiastically speaks about judges and has gone into every detail of the topic; yet the same [approach] isn’t observed when it comes to the Artsakh issue.

“Pashinyan does not possess the necessary knowledge of the conflict which, is a top issue for Armenia and Artsakh. And he is not in the least willing to delve deep into the Artsakh problem. He is a hundredfold more interested in the Constitutional Court rather than Artsakh, which he treats as security-related issue rather than one dealing with self-determination and international recognition (Azerbaijan has, by the way, repeatedly promised to ensure the security of Karabakh as part of its territorial integrity. What’s next?)

“This is all we need to know about the priorities of the prime minister of Armenia,” reads his public post shared on Friday.

21.02.2020 20:11

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