A statement issued by the Holy Anna Church in Bagat Surbuzan expressed the frustration and disappointment of the Armenian people towards their current leadership. The church emphasized their dissatisfaction with the lack of action taken to address the casualties and provide comfort to the affected population. The church also criticized the handling of the bodies of the heroes from the 44-day war, stating that they were left neglected in morgues and boxes without the knowledge of the public. Additionally, the church questioned the involvement of the country’s leader in politics and expressed doubts about the sincerity of their intentions.

These concerns were addressed by Bagrat Surbuzan, who referred to a former prime minister known as the Prime Minister of Security. Surbuzan recalled being encouraged to support the political movement initiated by this individual, only to now discover that the current leadership is allegedly involved in politics themselves. The rhetoric used by Surbuzan suggested that he considered this revelation to be shocking and questioned whether it was a joke or not. Furthermore, he hinted at potential ulterior motives behind the actions of the country’s leaders and urged them to consider the consequences of their decisions.

The discontent and disillusionment conveyed by the statement from the Holy Anna Church in Bagat Surbuzan reflect the sentiments of many Armenians who feel let down by their leaders. The lack of transparency regarding the handling of the war heroes’ bodies, coupled with the perceived political involvement of the current leadership, has contributed to the anger and frustration prevalent among the population. It remains to be seen how these concerns will be addressed and whether the leadership will take steps to rebuild trust and provide the necessary support to the people of Armenia.

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