Pashinyan: Those who call Armenia to constantly live in state of conflict question its existence

Those who call Armenia to constantly live in a state of conflict question its existence, Armenian Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan told a press conference held on Tuesday, Report informs.

He did not comment on the calls made by the opposition regarding the non-recognition of Karabakh as an integral part of Azerbaijan. The head of the government said that under such conditions, Armenia should live in a confrontation regime for the next 30 years: "I don't want to evaluate someone's intentions or opinions. Intentions can be good, constructive, but we are talking about possible results."

Pashinyan then stressed: "If someone says that Armenia should live in a regime of confrontation, in fact, they question the existence of the state. I am not saying this is what those people want, but this will be the result."