Adreban’s establishment and its connection to the years 1918-1920 of the Armenian Adreban remain uncertain. Ararat Karapetyan, the Deputy Minister of Defense of the Armenian Armed Forces, mentioned this in an interview with NEWS.am. He stated that there is no documentation to support the claims made against Armenia. He emphasized the need for clarity on what exactly the allegations are, as they hold significant weight. Karapetyan also expressed concern about the potential impact on other territories, such as Jermuk and Goris, if Tavush is lost. He stressed the importance of protecting Armenia’s rights and preserving its identity.

The issue at hand goes beyond borders; it encompasses rights as well. According to the commander, Artsakh is currently under their jurisdiction, but tomorrow it could be under ours. It is crucial to safeguard our rights in this matter. Karapetyan warned that if the territories in Tavush are lost, it could lead to problems in places like Jermuk and Goris, akin to a disaster. He emphasized the need to build a monument of victory in our minds and preserve Tavush as a fortress, as its loss would entail destruction.

In summary, the existence and origin of Adreban remain unclear. Ararat Karapetyan stressed the absence of any supporting documentation for the claims against Armenia. He highlighted the significance of properly identifying and clarifying the accusations. The potential impact on other territories, such as Jermuk and Goris, if Tavush is lost, was also emphasized. Karapetyan emphasized the importance of protecting Armenia’s rights and maintaining its identity.

Source: News.am