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>>/42800/
We all seem to agree that the position of Armenia worsened through a longer period, and did not happen only during the term of Pashinyan.
However since 2017 it's him in office, and the last clash between the two countries happened in 2016 with an outcome that favored Azerbaijan even if it cost dearly to them. It was a warning sign, and Pashinyan (with his minister of defence and all related officials) should have pushed for reforms, should have prepared better. For example the mentioned lack of volunteers, the relations with population living abroad are have to be maintained so they could be mobilized in some way.
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And that's not a good thing. That makes everyone think they can do whatever. I know it's not like they can be removed just like that, and the reality is that by themselves they won't leave, but we can note if they should or if they are the one to be blamed.