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Ex-Army chief calls for creating a parliamentary commission to look into the circumstances of the Nagorno-Karabakh war
The former chief of the Armenian army’s General Staff Onik Gasparyan has come up with a proposal to immediately establish a parliamentary investigative commission to look into the questions surrounding the 44-day Nagorno Karabakh war in 2020. In a letter addressed to the Speaker of the National Assembly Ararat Mirzoyan, the Chair of the NA Standing Committee on Defense and Security as well the heads of parliamentary factions, Gasparyan notes the work of the Commission will allow to thoroughly study the circumstances of the recent war, learn lessons for getting prepared for possible future military actions as well as diffuse public tensions.
Pashinyan denies ex-army chief Onik Gasparyan’s claim on recent Artsakh war
Armenia’s Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan on Wednesday denied a claim of Onik Gasparyan, the former chief of the army’s General Staff, that the latter called for immediate action to stop the war in Artsakh shortly after it launched on 27 September 2020. Today I consider it appropriate to address a number of speculations and questions about the war. We have had misunderstandings during this period. I want to start with the statement made by former Chief of the General Staff Onik Gasparyan on November 17, 2020, that on the fourth day of the war he briefed about our losses during the Security Council meeting and noted that it was necessary to take measures within 2-3 days to stop the war. I would like to responsibly and officially declare from this tribune that this part of Onik Gasparyan s statement has nothing to do with reality. The then General Staff chief did not say such a thing; there is also an a
Ex-army chief: The truth can be revealed only after the change of power
The former chief of the Armenian army’s General Staff Onik Gasparyan has commented on PM Nikol Pashinyan s latest remarks made at parliament on Wednesday. One wouldn t expect anything else from these immoral liars. I reaffirm my statement made on November 17, Gasparyan told Armlur.am news outlet.
To note, Pashinyan earlier stated that Gasparyan s advise to stop the war within 2-3 days during the September 30, 2020 Security Council meeting didn t correspond to reality. The RA Prime Minister and the secretary of Armenia s Security Council shamefully distort the reality and mislead the public through use of their executive leverage. The record of the Security Council sessions could be falsified and presented in a favorable way for them. The truth can be objectively revealed only after the change of power and the resignation of the acting prime minister. That would be the only option to find out the reali
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