ArmInfo.Armenia has the potential to counter geopolitical challenges and threats; But not with this power. A member of the Council of the Republican Party of Armenia,  former Deputy Minister of Defense Artak Zakaryan expressed a similar  opinion to ArmInfo.

"We, you know, have our own calculations based on the current  situation in international relations and related, including regional  trends. I can say that another month and a half of the implementation  of Pashinyan's "peace agenda" and we will find ourselves in a state  of a new war. In this light, only stopping all these stupidities of  the authorities will allow Armenia to avoid such dangerous prospects.   The latter is possible only if they are removed from power," he  noted.

The Republican is convinced that there is no agenda for peace, not  only in Armenian-Azerbaijani relations, but also in the world, in  international relations, in general. In this light, the very fact of  the presence, voicing of such a falsified agenda by the leadership of  Armenia, according to his estimates, is surprising not only among the  Armenian opposition, but also among the leaders of Armenia's partner  countries.

Zakaryan is convinced that the achievement of peace is possible only  through struggle, and not through falsified political principles,  especially those containing defeatism and the desire to achieve peace  through more and more concessions to the enemy. According to the  Republican, such a policy is a priori doomed to failure and devoid of  any prospects. Moreover, in his opinion, this is already understood  even in the ruling party itself.  " Even if we put aside the agenda  and plans, but we cannot and will not allow the implementation of  this classic political idiocy. The opposition will not allow the  achievement of a fantasy world by surrendering our real territories  and interests. We will not allow them to give up our potential  development opportunities in the future. Because these opportunities  are the basis for preserving the Armenian statehood, sovereignty and  independence," Zakaryan concluded.