Ara Grigoryan: There will be no closed doors for Aliyev as long as his agent is the leader of Armenia

It is no longer a secret to anyone that Pashinyan acts at the behest of Aliyev and the West, economist Ara Grigoryan told Alpha News.

“The West preaches peace and globalization to Armenians, but at the same time helps Azerbaijan with arms supplies. All this time, Pashinyan assured that he had armed the army, but it turns out that our soldiers were ordered to retreat from their positions, and many military commanders are currently in prison. It is no longer a secret to anyone that Pashinyan is acting at the behest of Aliyev and the West.

At first, the West promised us that it would not allow Azerbaijan to expel the Armenians from Artsakh and promised that peace would come when economic ties between Armenia and Turkiye were restored. Pashinyan and his administration have been preaching the same thing to us for years, but every day we see that the situation is getting more complicated. I am sure that some time later, Aliyev and the West will jointly change the history of Armenians and Azerbaijanis,” Grigoryan said.

The economist is convinced that there will be no closed doors in front of Aliyev as long as his agent is the leader of Armenia.

“Today, the Diaspora must become more helpful to Armenian organizations so that we continue to remain Armenians, but most importantly, we must reject and condemn these anti-national, unpatriotic agents of the Civil Contract. Aliyev doesn’t care what others will say because he always gets what he wants. If the leader of Armenia is his agent, then there are no closed doors in front of him.
In this case, it does not matter who will be the President of the United States. What matters is that we have Armenian politicians in the United States.

We must show our universal Armenian unity, we must prove that the interests of all Armenians, in Armenia, in the West, in America, and in the entire Armenian Diaspora, are the same. No matter how much we say that Armenia, the United States and the West are on friendly terms, at the moment the interests of these countries and our country do not coincide,” Grigoryan concluded.