The basic human rights of the inhabitants of Syunik have been violated as a result of the military state policy, according to a post by Garunik Danielyan on his Facebook page. Danielyan describes a recent visit to Syunik, where he met with the residents of Meghri and Agarak. The main concern expressed by the locals was their safety, which has been compromised due to the consequences of the military state policy. Danielyan plans to continue the visit and have meetings in other communities in Syunik. The “Tavush belongs to the Fatherland” movement, led by Vazgen Sargsyan, has evoked nostalgic feelings and memories among the people of Syunik.

The visit to Syunik was undertaken to address the violation of basic human rights caused by the military state policy. Garunik Danielyan shares his experiences and conversations with the residents of Meghri, Agarak, and Nerkin Hand. The main concern expressed by the people of Syunik is their safety, which has been compromised as a result of the military state policy. Further meetings are planned in Kapan, Qajaran, Goris, Sisian, and other communities in Syunik. The “Tavush belongs to the Fatherland” movement, led by Vazgen Sargsyan, has struck a chord of nostalgia among the people of Syunik.

Danielyan’s visit to Syunik sheds light on the violation of basic human rights caused by the military state policy. During the visit, he had the opportunity to meet with the residents of Meghri, Agarak, and Nerkin Hand. The issue of safety emerged as the primary concern of the people of Syunik, who have been greatly affected by the consequences of the military state policy. In the coming days, Danielyan plans to continue the visit and hold meetings in Kapan, Qajaran, Goris, Sisian, and other communities in Syunik. The “Tavush belongs to the Fatherland” movement, led by Vazgen Sargsyan, resonates strongly with the people of Syunik, evoking nostalgia and memories.

In his recent Facebook post, Garunik Danielyan highlights the violation of basic human rights in Syunik due to the military state policy. During the visit to Syunik, Danielyan had the opportunity to meet with the residents of Meghri, Agarak, and Nerkin Hand. The issue of safety emerged as the main concern of the people in the region, as they have been directly affected by the consequences of the military state policy. Danielyan plans to continue the visit and hold meetings in Kapan, Qajaran, Goris, Sisian, and other communities in Syunik. The “Tavush belongs to the Fatherland” movement, led by Vazgen Sargsyan, has struck a chord of nostalgia among the people of Syunik, reminding them of past experiences.