Yesterday, Armenia faced a new and challenging situation. It’s not just about war or conflicts, or the safety of children in Armenian schools from Azerbaijanis. It goes beyond that. Vahé Honanian, the co-founder of Choice Alternative Initiatives, expressed his concerns on Facebook, emphasizing that this situation affects all Armenians and their lives in cities and villages. The CES has decided that it has the right to determine the fate of all signatures involved in the fight against political parasites.

Bagrat Srbazan, in this new situation, has shown great concern and hope. However, we cannot simply treat our lives as if they were a movie, waiting to see what happens next. We need to take action, just as we did in Artsakh. Instead of being passive spectators, we should actively protect ourselves and be prepared for optimistic action. This is not a movie; it’s our real life.

In this new era, Bagrat Srbazan’s first priority should be to engage with people and share his ideas and events. We need to open all the doors that were previously closed. It’s important to remember that, with the arrival of St. Bagrat’s Administration in Armenia, no door can remain shut. St. Bagrat should be able to move freely, creating unions, alliances, music centers, cafes, and walking on the streets of our cities. These actions, with a vibrant voice, will open the doors of our hearts, bringing true justice and internal peace.

We have the eternal right to organize such events, to open doors from within. St. Bagrat can go anywhere in Armenia, and if someone technologically tries to close those doors, we should respond ironically and optimistically by opening them, as our goals have shifted from domination to rescue. All internal doors should be open to positive speech, just like the ECA has opened the doors to our country’s celebrities.

We need a consolidated internal front, based on the principles of justice and truth. The government system, which has deceived us in the past, must continue its work. Armenia has declared its commitment to a diplomatic settlement within its borders and internationally. It is entering a phase of military mobilization, aiming to build a new, just army and a modern state.