Justice Party calls on political forces of Armenia to demand the  resignation of Prime Minister Pashinyan

ArmInfo. The Justice Party led by   Secretary  of  Artsakh's National Security Council Vitali Balasanyan   calls on the political forces of Armenia to demand the resignation  of Armenian Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan.

This is stated in the statement of Justice Party, led by Secretary of   Artsakh's  National Security Council Vitali Balasanyan.   The statement also notes: "The defeatist position of the authorities  of Artsakh and Armenia in the Artsakh issue, international relations,  diametrically opposed political statements led the world to perceive  the Karabakh issue not as a struggle for the right to  self-determination, but as a purely territorial dispute, the  catastrophic consequences of which is carried today by the Armenian  people.

Ilham Aliyev has not been punished for war crimes. In particular,  Azerbaijan subjected civilians to daily bombing, used prohibited  weapons and tortured prisoners of war for 44 days. Now Aliyev  reserves the right to control the exit and entry of Armenian or other  officials to Artsakh. With the stony silence of the authorities of  Armenia and Artsakh, he boasts that Artsakh is "their territory" and  threatens that if the official representative of Armenia visits  Artsakh, "the answer will be very harsh."

The Justice Party strongly condemns the unprecedented, aggressive and  irresponsible behavior of the political leadership of Azerbaijan,  calls on the international community, the OSCE Minsk Group co-chairs,  as well as the guarantor of the ceasefire between the parties -  Russia, to condemn Aliyev's statement. The settlement of the conflict  by force could become a disastrous precedent for this region.

The Justice Party states that the ceasefire established by the  November 9 statement must have a political content in terms of  restoring the status of the Artsakh Republic (restoring the status  quo until the conflict is resolved) and restoring the borders,  otherwise the existing problems will become time bombs for the peace  process in the region.

The Artsakh Justice Party is convinced that the adversary is pinning  new hopes on the meeting to be held on January 11.

The enemy wants to negotiate with the defeated and capitulated  leader, therefore we call on all parliamentary and  extra-parliamentary political forces in Armenia and the public to  demand the resignation of the Prime Minister."