Thank you, Mr. Chair.
Your Excellency, I believe you used the word "pretext" to justify Azerbaijan's decision to withdraw from a meeting to negotiate a peace treaty. I think that should make us question whether Azerbaijan is truly willing to achieve lasting peace in the region.
Also, I find it somewhat peculiar that France is being singled out in this way, as it has been Armenia's only true supporter in recent months, raising the issue at the UN Security Council, establishing a diplomatic mission in what would be the corridor between Azerbaijan and Nakhchivan, and then offering Armenia weapons, so as to restore a certain balance and deter any further intervention on the part of Azerbaijan, which might be encouraged by its latest military successes. The latter, may I remind you, were made possible by Canadian technology used in the Bayraktar drones that Turkey supplied to Azerbaijan without even informing Canada.
I shall digress no longer and return to the political position of the current Armenian government.
Your Excellency, as you know, Prime Minister Nikol Pachinian's government is under enormous pressure. In response to my colleague Mr. Aboultaif, you spoke of disinformation. I think there are a considerable number of disinformation campaigns aimed at destabilizing Prime Minister Pachinian's government.
Can you comment on that?