Konul Nurullayeva: Armenian government, exhausted on the battlefield, has to accept conditions of Azerbaijan

"The progressive success of the Azerbaijani Army on the battlefield, the liberation of a numerous territories, including the strategic city of Fuzuli, has further increased the frustration and demotivation in the Armenian army", a member of Parliament Konul Nurullayeva said, Report informs.

"The Armenian armed forces are on the edge of surrendering, raising a white flag virtually on the entire frontlines. Today Armenia pays the penalty for killing innocent civilians in Ganja and the other civilian cities of Azerbaijan on the battlefield. Enemy's manpower and military infrastructure are getting destroyed. Mass casualties on the battleground have further fueled the internal discontent paralyzing already pro-crisis Armenia. The social crisis in the occupying country has reached to its peak.

Armenia, which has a debt of 8 billion dollars, has already lost more than 2 billion during the military operations in Nagorno-Karabakh and 80% of its military equipment was destroyed. It is very clear that Armenia has neither the military power nor the moral and psychological resources to continue the operations. Fugitives in the army are on the rise, and arrests of fugitives and criminal cases are no longer effective at the moment.

The mothers of the soldiers do not want to send their children to the battlefield to die in the land of Azerbaijan. Considering the current situation, the Pashinyan government has no choice but to reconcile with the truth of reality. It is also clear from the Armenian press that Pashinyan is trying hard to establish contact with the President of Azerbaijan, through taking an advantage of various mediators.

The Armenian government tries to deliver a message on the acceptence of all the conditions of the President of Azerbaijan making it ready to leave the occupied territories. This once again shows that the resistance of the Armenian army and military-political leadership has been exclusively exhausted".