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    PRESIDENT OF ARMENIA: NOW AND EVER, WE WILL BE CELEBRATING WHOLEHEARTEDLY OUR GLORIOUS VICTORY, WHICH IS VICTORY OF GOOD OVER EVIL AND BARBARITY

    arminfo
    Monday, May 9, 11:44

    Armenian President Serzh Sargsyan made a congratulatory address on
    the occasion of Victory and Peace Day. The address is as follows:

    "Dear Compatriots, Distinguished Veterans, I congratulate you on
    the occasion of Victory and Peace Day. We have been celebrating this
    holiday, which is delivered by the heroic deeds of our fathers and
    grandfathers, for years. This victory brought long-awaited peace to
    Armenia which endured so much tragedy. This victory opened new doors
    for progress; it opened new horizons for bringing up an educated and
    healthy young generation - a generation which is true to the vows of
    its forefathers and which will build a new Armenia.

    For the Armenian nation, World War II was the Great Patriotic War
    indeed. Both Armenia and the Spyurk gave whatever they could. On
    various fronts and in the rear, in resistance movements and guerrilla
    squads, dedication and heroism of the sons and daughters of our
    nations covered their names with glory. May 9, 1992 once again became
    a symbol - this time of the Armenian triumph, the symbol of resolve
    and immortality.

    Now and ever, we will be celebrating wholeheartedly our glorious
    victory; this is victory of good over evil and barbarity. With the
    liberation of the historical capital of Artsakh, the Armenian soldier
    has become a new perception and a new factor. Those, who stepped into
    immortality on the battlefield, carry on with their great mission as
    moral and political force.

    The liberation of Shushi was a break through which showed first to
    us and then to the rest of the world what stands for "the Armenian
    who learned the lesson". We silenced, and if need be will silence
    again all those fire spots from where our children and our parents
    were shot. However, I hope that it will not be necessary: our troops,
    who are guarding peace of our Fatherland, hold the greatest promise
    that it will not happen again.

    Dear Compatriots, I once again congratulate us all on the occasion
    of this holiday. Peace and its bounties are the greatest victory. I
    wish we, together fully appreciate every year of peace and stability
    for the sake of the next generation, which will be true to the vows
    of its forefathers and will continue to build a new, superior Armenia".




    From: A. Papazian
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