Following the end of the second Karabakh war, both in Armenia and Azerbaijan, different narratives of the conflict have emerged. What are they and what effect do they have on societies of the warring parties?
Nikol Pashinyan presented his version of some of the details of the war, again accused the previous authorities of the failure of negotiations on the Karabakh conflict and spoke about the possible expansion of the Russian military base
A spokesman for the de facto president of Nagorno-Karabakh said that the organization engaged in demining the territories gave the maps of the minefields to the Turkish special services
Armenian experts and social media users commented on the interview of ex-President Serzh Sargsyan, which was shown on one of the local TV channels for two days in a row
Serzh Sargsyan criticized the current authorities for two days in a row. Now he said that even half of the Armenian army did not participate in the war, and the Iskander was not used at the main stage of the war.
“It's unusual for our community to see women on stage, but I did. Women who are older than me condemn me, say that it is a disgrace, 'how dare you go on stage!'” says Anahit
The opposition believes that Prime Minister Pashinyan and the ruling faction My Step have realized that in the event of elections they will not be able to stay in power
The office of the Deputy Prime Minister of Armenia reports that after the signing of the document on the armistice in Karabakh, the lists of Armenian prisoners were constantly updated and provided to partners
As a result of the 44-day war in Karabakh, the right to education of about 24 thousand schoolchildren, over 4,000 preschoolers and 5,000 students was violated