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    "ARMY IS LED BY METHODOLOGY OF BELLIGERENCE"

    http://www.a1plus.am/en/social/2011/09/08/arthur-sakunts
    09:25 pm | September 08, 2011

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    Lawyer Artur Sakunts, who has been involved with the issues of soldiers
    killed in peace and subject to assaults, has come to the conclusion
    that officers don't have time to be involved with the military.

    "Unfortunately, a large part of today's generals and commanders have
    businesses and not enough time. They spend most of their time on
    their own businesses," the lawyer told "A1+".

    According to him, the main reason for the current state of the army
    is that like other spheres, the army also lacks rule of law. "There
    are no mechanisms for soldiers to appeal for their defense."

    According to the lawyer's data, officers who have been sentenced
    are serving in the army. "That is against the principles of the
    armed forces and is dishonorable. The lack of revelation of the real
    culprits is also a serious problem. They are making attempts to reveal
    the crimes at any price through the application of illegal methods,
    but they are bringing totally different people to justice."

    Artur Sakunts says the methods of the Soviet army still exist in
    today's army.

    Were there this many soldiers being killed in peace in the Soviet
    army? In response, Mr. Sakunts said: "Of course, but it was kept
    confidential. Soldiers were like slaves in the Soviet army. The same
    goes for today's army where there are no mechanisms for soldiers
    to protect their rights. Today's army is guided by the methodology
    of belligerence."

    The lawyer finds that the issues facing the army are getting out
    of hand and must be raised to the level of the Commander-in-Chief,
    that is, Serzh Sargsyan.




    From: A. Papazian
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