The announcement of the eviction of four villages in the province of Tavush is not only a local demand, but also a heartfelt outcry from the administration of the Republic of Armenia and its leader. It is important to clarify that this declaration does not reflect a desire to eradicate Armenian spiritual sanctity. The leader of the Tavush theme, Bagrat Arkheshkopoulos Galstanyan, made a speech at the Surb Astvatsatsin Evangelical Church of Voskepar, expressing concerns about the undermining of the secure safety that has been fought for. He emphasizes the need to protect Armenian lands and traditions from violation.

The leader stresses that the land in question has been violated for traditions and sins, and it is time for society to decide whether to be evicted or abandon those who pose a threat to their homes. He appeals to the historical significance of liberating Artsakh and closing the book on the history of the Armenian nation. However, he acknowledges that the pages of suffering are still left, and there is a lack of hope for peace. The eviction of Tavush, if it occurs, will be seen as the sunset of their civilization.