Armenia is experiencing security crisis, but this crisis did not  arise in one day. Pashinyan

ArmInfo. Armenia is experiencing a security crisis, but this crisis did not arise in one day. On April 21, RA Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan stated this from the rostrum of the RA National Assembly.

He noted that there is concern in society about the existing uncertainty. However, as the head of government emphasized, this crisis did not arise in 2020, but much earlier. Back in 2011, Armenia's strategic ally, the Russian Federation, signed an arms contract with Azerbaijan worth $3 billion.  Pashinyan also pointed out that during the period of former authorities, here were practically no recruitments of reservists, and the lack of training was felt in 2022, when it turned out that most of the mobilized people do not know how to use weapons.

Pashinyan addressed the opposition's criticism of the actions of the authorities, in particular, statements about why the authorities are busy paving roads in the current situation in the country, the funds of which can be used for defense.