Armenian people are always ready to strike back if their independence is threatened

PanARMENIAN.Net - "I've always believed in Shushi liberation and Armenian army, which has done what many considered impossible. It was really hard to unite uncoordinated self-defense detachments into a regular army, ready to defend its native land. Yet, out faith and spirit made it possible," said the Head of Artsakh Eparchy at Armenian Apostolic Church, Archbishop Pargev Martirosyan at a ceremonial meeting in Stepanakert, dedicated to 14th anniversary of Shushi liberation.

According to him, Armenian people do not want war, but are always ready to strike back if their independence is threatened. "I'm proud to be a Head of Artsakh Eparchy and national liberation movement participant," Pargev Martirosyan emphasized.
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