Artsakh The Inadequate Response

  More revelations have surfaced in The National Assembly of Armenia (NA) compelling us to debunk the most recent statements made by PM Pashinyan to the National Assembly’s Inquiry Committee for Studying The 44-Day War, also known as the “Fact Finding Commission” (FFC) of The 44-Day War. In an article published on June 20, 2023 https://artsakhtheinadequateresponse.blogspot.com/2023/06/a-fact-finding-commission-or-another.html the following crucial question was asked: Why did the Prime Minister of Armenia decide to go to war when he had several months to pursue an aggressive diplomatic campaign to avoid the war? In the same article we reported the professional analysis provided by Col. Gen. Onik Gasparyan, Chief of the General Staff of the Armed Forces of Armenia, to PM Pashinyan and the National Security Council, in mid June 2020. Gasparyan’s warning was very clear to all those willing to listen to him: “ Our opponent is no longer only Azerbaijan, but also Turkey

  Armenian Opposition Parties to Boycott Tomorrow’s Session of 2020 Artsakh War Investigative Commission By Hrant Gadarigian 19 Jun e 2023 https://hetq.am/en/article/157296   While I agree with the opposition that the “F act- F inding C ommission”, established to investigate the chronological progress of events that triggered the 44-Day War, is a theatrical parody that has nothing to do with truth, and will concentrate the bulk of its efforts on whitewashing The Prime Minister of Armenia and his tragic miscalculations that sacrificed 5.000 Armenian brave soldiers, the opposition should still participate and impose on The Commission's agenda the following critical questions:  1) Why did the Prime Minister of Armenia decide to go to war when he had several months to pursue an aggressive diplomatic campaign to avoid the war? According to Col. Gen. Onik Gasparyan, https://mil.am/en/news/8686 he officially assumed his responsibilities as Chief of the General Staff of the A