Ruben's speech was not about crying, it was about fighting. Gagik Tsarukyan

Like many others, I listened to Ruben Vardanyan's speech today. And like many others, I asked myself: what was Ruben’s main message? Of course, each person will find his/her own answer. That is probably the right approach.
I believe his message was about remaining human in inhumane conditions.
There are values in life far more important than partisan interests, positions of power, personal gain, or material wealth. In my opinion, this was the essence of his message. It was about living with honor, and it was directed at those who are free.
The message was meant for us.
It is time to put an end to division and hostility within the Armenian world. It is time to strive for national and state revival. This is the true Armenia.
I know that many listened to Ruben with tears in their eyes. I know Ruben very well, and I want to say—fully understanding and sharing all of your emotions—Ruben’s words were not about mourning. They were about resilience, principles, dignity, and struggle.
I call on everyone to follow this path—united, dignified, strong, and conscious.
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