Karen Karapetyan: Serzh Sargsyan`s words on the events of March 1,  2008 are not a threat, but a reminder of the bitter and cruel days of  our history

ArmInfo.In the opinion of the First Deputy Prime Minister of the Government of Armenia Karen Karapetyan, the observation of Prime Minister Serzh Saggrian on the  events of March 1, 2008 during today's meeting with Nikol Pashinyan was not a threat, but a reminder of the bitter and cruel days of our history. "I am sure that everyone should draw conclusions from this," the first deputy prime minister said at a meeting with journalists.

In general, referring to the results of the Sargsyan-Pashinyan  meeting, Karen Karapetyan stressed that everyone, including himself,  expected that this meeting would give certain options, a definite  roadmap in order to find a way out of this situation. At the same  time, as he pointed out, the talks or dialogue suggest that the  interlocutors will listen to each other, and possibly find a  solution. "But when the meeting is ultimatum, it's not a dialogue,"  he said.

At the same time, the First Deputy Prime Minister calls on all to be  vigilant and sober. "For example, we involve 12-year-old children in  these political games, would you like your 12-year-old children to  participate in these games? For me it is unacceptable." We will be  sober and attentive, we will respect each other, listen to each  other, urge us to sit We will be in a ridiculous situation, "he  said.As Karen Karapetyan believes, when a large mass gathers, it is  difficult to manage because it is heterogeneous, and it may include  people who" came there for a different purpose, "hinting at criminal  elements.

According to Karen Karapetyan, the enemies of Armenia are happy about  the situation. Speaking about the situation in Artsakh, Karen  Karapetyan said: "We should not exclude that in this situation, when  we are focused on solving internal problems, the number of those who  want to" solve "external problems can grow." All who take certain  steps today must always have this risk in front of you."