168: Welcome to the vassal state

Yesterday, the government delegation of Azerbaijan, led by Deputy Prime Minister Shahin Mustafaev, arrived in Yerevan.

This sentence is a story about another, but new level of humiliation of Armenia, which makes the purpose of the delegation’s visit, the format of the meetings, the expected results, etc., unimportant. Yerevan was visited by a delegation led by a high-ranking official of the state that officially disrespects Armenia, and was not only not reprimanded, but, according to everything, was welcomed at the highest level.

The problem is not the visits of officials, which not only can, but must happen in the case of warring countries. The whole point is, however, that the war with Azerbaijan is not only not over yet, but continues in various forms. It continues one-sidedly, in the conditions of vehement joy sent from Armenia in response to every war act of Azerbaijan.

The CP government, which especially recently specialized in the “hybrid” wars, tearing itself from morning to night about fighting against the target of the “hybrid war” without an address, does not reveal the secret about the Armenian cultural and historical heritage being destroyed by Azerbaijan in Artsakh.

Moreover, the most prominent member of the CP recently officially assured that he will continue to remain anonymous, and another, not so prominent, but prominent member of the CP, who is pro-Azerbaijani, indirectly said that what Azerbaijan has done is its internal matter.

Historical and cultural heritage is not the only direction of vandalism, which Azerbaijan deals with non-stop. Every day, without exception, about two dozen of our compatriots are subjected to vandalism in Baku prisons, about whom the CP authorities have forgotten.

It has not been announced yet, but in the near future it will be said that judging them and sentencing them to life imprisonment is also an internal matter of Azerbaijan. Under these conditions, the high-ranking delegation of Azerbaijan arrives in Armenia, which is nothing more than a visit of the princes of the conquering country to their own vassals.

The Armenian people leveled their dignity with the bodies of thousands of victims of the Artsakh war. The current government is, yes, a walking monument of Armenian indignity, or rather, a walking monument of motorcades.

But that same nation is no less a collective of indignity, which tolerates, on the one hand, its own sons and with them, those who are guilty of the funeral of their own dignity, on the other hand, all those who, as if fighting against the first ones, push the last crumbs of dignity deeper into the ground.

Harutyun Avetisyan

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