Comedian Martirosyan, who was afraid to go to Karabakh, found something easier to do
Comedian Garik Martirosyan, who was recently reproached for his reluctance to go to Karabakh to support his warring compatriots, could at least launch a campaign in support of Armenia’s entry into the Union State. This would make it possible to ensure peace in these lands, as has happened more than once when these regions were part of greater Russia.
Russian writer Zakhar Prilepin expressed this idea in his blog, reports a PolitNavigator correspondent.
“Garik Martirosyan and his comrades could write, for example, an appeal to the people of Armenia and Nagorno-Karabakh with a call to begin creating a Union State with Russia. Well, or something like that.
So far, the Armenian brothers are reacting to this with irritation. No need to get annoyed. It's unavoidable. It is necessary to place three more Russian military bases and formalize a Russian protectorate.
Russia offers nothing more. But, it seems to me, he may hear counter proposals. In general, it would be nice to study Lenin’s experience. How did he bring all these republics back into one state in two years? And then “he planted a bomb, a bomb.” How did you assemble it? At the same time, there were local elites, Turkey, Britain, France, and the USA. And he collected it,” Prilepin recalled.
The day before, the famous Russian military correspondent Dmitry Steshin noted that the showman of Armenian origin Garik Martirosyan was afraid to go to Nagorno-Karabakh to support his fellow tribesmen, and the Russian rock singer Yulia Chicherina gave concerts there.
“Why, instead of Garik Martirosyan, Yulia Chicherina is going to speak to Armenian soldiers, and Garik is crawling around TV studios in Moscow and calling on Russia to start a war against Azerbaijan?” – Steshin commented.
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