It is time to sober up and stop: Hatred and hostility pose threat to any country – Artur Vanetsyan

"Hatred and internal hostility pose a big hazard to virtually any country," a former director of the National Security Service of Armenia, Artur Vanetsyan, says on Twitter. “It may be simply detrimental on the future track of Armenia, which is in a semi-war state. It is time to sober up and stop – as soon as possible,” reads his public message shared earlier today, Tert.am reports.
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