Hraparak daily of Armenia writes as follows, in particular: About a month ago, the Artsakh [(Nagorno-Karabakh)] authorities [in Armenia] announced, through the lips of State Minister Nzhdeh Iskandaryan, the start of political consultations in Armenia, the goal of which was to find out the positions of Armenia’s [political] forces on the Artsakh issue and the fate of the [forcibly displaced Armenian] people of Artsakh, which would provide a basis for drawing up a roadmap for their actions—expecting the support of Armenia’s [political] forces.

However, few [political] forces have responded to that proposal until now—in the case when everyone accuses [Armenia’s PM Nikol] Pashinyan of handing over Artsakh [to Azerbaijan], closing the Artsakh issue.

Until now, the political figures of Artsakh [in Armenia] have hosted two [political] forces: the [opposition] HayaQve [national civil association], and the [opposition] RPA [the former ruling Republican Party of Armenia].

Yesterday, a meeting was scheduled with the [opposition] Strong Armenia party, but the “strong” ones had preferred to bring them [i.e. the people of Artsakh] to them [i.e. the Strong Armenia party] instead of going to the door of the people of Artsakh themselves; the meeting took place at the party's (...) office.

And we will find out what the result was in the near future.