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BREAKING: Today during the National Assembly, an unhinged Nikol Pashinyan lashed out against the tens of thousands who have been protesting his decisions to unilaterally surrender Armenian territories. Pashinyan continued to insult the displaced Armenians from Artsakh, claiming they’re being paid $13 (5000 drams) to participate in the month...

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Фото профиля TigranBoBigran 🇦🇲🇱🇧🇨🇦🎾#ArtsakhisArmenian
TigranBoBigran 🇦🇲🇱🇧🇨🇦🎾#ArtsakhisArmenian2 лет назад

He'd rather talk like this to his own people than to Erdogan and Aliyev.

Фото профиля TigranBoBigran 🇦🇲🇱🇧🇨🇦🎾#ArtsakhisArmenian
TigranBoBigran 🇦🇲🇱🇧🇨🇦🎾#ArtsakhisArmenian2 лет назад

Mental breakdown..

Фото профиля Antonian
Antonian2 лет назад

Pashinyan is not a statesman, nor a politician, nor a leader, not even a manager. He is the wrong leader for our ancestral homeland. Enough is enough!

Фото профиля мαηιѕн
мαηιѕн2 лет назад

I think he's trying to be realistic, and doing what he thinks is best to preserve Armenia's territorial integrity and security, going forward. Showing faux bravado would've been an irresponsible error. Taking difficult, unpopular, even heartbreaking decisions, in national interest, requires bravery too, especially for a politician.

Фото профиля Մար #freeArmenianPOWs #freeArmenianhostages
Մար #freeArmenianPOWs #freeArmenianhostages2 лет назад

Mentally ill is putting it mildly . Completely unhinged. Unbelievable. Mr titties has finally gone off the deep end 🤡🤡🤡💀💀💀

Фото профиля Based.Hye.Operator
Based.Hye.Operator2 лет назад

He’s absolutely right

Фото профиля Angel🍎Ize
Angel🍎Ize2 лет назад

Evil psychopath.

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