Жена премьер-министра Армении выступила с призывом к миру в Карабахе

Анна Акопян, супруга премьер-министра Армении Николы Пашиняна, начала кампанию под названием «Женщины во имя мира» и рассказала на встрече в Москве с российскими женщинами о человеческих жертвах, которые являются ценой нагорно-карабахского конфликта.

Информационное агентство «Арменпресс» сообщило, что Анна Акопян сказала, что главной задачей этой инициативы - способствовать мирному урегулированию нагорно-карабахского конфликта. "Я думаю, не важно, как возник конфликт. Главное - судьбы людей, жизни молодых ребят, которые платят за конфликт жизнью".

Акопян напомнила, что во время апрельской войны в 2016 году она была редактором газеты и следила за освещением войны в армянских и азербайджанских СМИ. "Поверьте, глядя на азербайджанских солдат, я ловила себя на мысли, что эти ребята ничем не отличаются от наших солдат, в их глазах был тот же страх и беспокойство", - сказала она.

Акопян призвала политических лидеров всех сторон сделать все возможное, чтобы отложить оружие, и попросила участников встречи присоединиться к ее кампании, направленной на установление мира, ради сохранения молодых жизней по обе стороны от границы.

Акопян пригласила участников встречи посетить Армению и Нагорный Карабах и повторить этот призыв оттуда. Она также попросила присутствующих женщин использовать все возможности, чтобы сделать этот призыв со стороны Азербайджана.

источник: commonspace.eu по материалам агентств

фото: Анна Акопян дала старт инициативе «Женщины во имя мира» в Москве, 24 июля 2018 года.

 

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