Any logical person aware of interests Armenian authorities` actions  are serving - expert

ArmInfo.  The fact that the leaderships of Azerbaijan and Turkey are "supporters" of the government of Armenian Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan is nothing new, expert Tatevik Hayrapetyan writes in her article.

According to her, the issue of the Turkish leadership's apparent  support for Pashinyan has become a subject of widespread public  debate. "I've spoken about this repeatedly and supported it with  facts: after all, anyone with basic logic understands perfectly well  which countries' interests are served by the actions of the current  Armenian authorities. But let's leave aside the topic of possible  collaboration on the part of the current authorities. Let's assume  that the situation is such that Pashinyan found "support" among them.   Even then, if he were truly a servant of the Armenian people, he  could have used this "support" to Armenia's advantage. He could have  actually obtained loans for Armenia, for example, to open the border  or release all our prisoners. But the only thing he achieved was  handing over the "godfathers" to Syrian terrorists in exchange for  our four innocent prisoners," the expert noted.

She noted that many people today are talking about how Turkiye and  Azerbaijan are giving pre-election gifts to Armenia, but sending two  "canisters" of gasoline is a ridiculous gift. "I would be happy if,  for example, they gave Pashinyan gifts by releasing all the prisoners  or, say, closing the topic of 'Western Azerbaijan.' But no, they are  essentially continuing a policy of hostility and humiliation, even  towards their beloved 'godfather,' disgracing him with dangerous  anti-church campaigns and offering the public new portions of hatred.  In fact, as a citizen of the Republic of Armenia, I would like to see  a government in the Republic of Armenia that has no external  'godfathers' - neither Russians, nor Turks, nor Europeans, nor from  any other country. I would like the leader of the Republic of Armenia  to be guided by the state interests of the country, to be exclusively  a servant of these interests, to seek allies, partners, supporters,  and not poverty, especially empty, one-sided and dangerous poverty.  In general, there is no more honorable and motivating work than  serving the interests of one's state. But this requires intelligence,  will, and tireless perseverance, not a passionate and inexplicable  desire. "Unconditionally submit to the will of the opponents," stated  Tatevik Hayrapetyan.