STEPANAKERT, ARTSAKH REPUBLIC – Nobody is against peace in Artsakh, but what will be the price of that peace? Davit Ishkhanyan, a member of the ARF Bureau and a member of the ARF parliamentary faction of the Artsakh Republic, posed this question at an extraordinary session of the Artsakh National Assembly on Wednesday.
“No one in Artsakh is against peace, no one is in favor of war, but the opening of the era of peace assumes a price. I am interested in one question: Have they discussed this price with us? Are we aware of the package and the processes around which the negotiations are being held? What cost will that peace have?” he said.
The ARF deputy stated that the people must prevent this process, which is at the center of their concerns.
“We were taught an interesting piece at school, the title of which was ‘Tomorrow will be late,’ I think tomorrow will be late,” Ishkhanyan said.
