In a recent rally on Republic Square, Vartan Oskanian, former Armenian foreign minister, criticized the government’s handling of foreign relations, calling for a change in negotiators. Oskanian stated that the current government has failed in various aspects and emphasized the need for new people and a new agenda to address the existing problems.
Regarding the demarcation taking place in Tavush province, Oskanian expressed concerns about the lack of stability and lasting peace in the region. He described the demarcation as a forced concession of land, highlighting the need for a more strategic and careful approach to territorial agreements.
As tensions remain high, Oskanian’s remarks shed light on the necessity of strong and decisive leadership in foreign affairs to ensure the sovereignty and security of Armenia. It is evident that a change in negotiation tactics and personnel is crucial to overcome the challenges and achieve a stable peace.