Archbishop Bagrat Galstanyan: We are not saying no to peace, but we are asking what the key points of the peace treaty are

We are constantly asked, “Do you want a war?” I wonder how they lead us and with what values they lead us. Archbishop Bagrat Galstanyan said this today when summing up the day outside Saint Anna Church.

“Any action, be it border delimitation, demarcation or conclusion of a peace treaty, it should be in the interests of Armenia—for example, the collective return to Artsakh, the return of the military and political prisoners kept in Baku, with whom, by the way, they ate and drank. We are not saying no to peace, but we are asking what the key points of the peace treaty are? It is also important for us to know who orders the Armenian troops to withdraw from their positions. Mher Grigoryan, who currently holds that post, has no right to do it,” Archbishop Bagrat said.