Armenian Millionaire Takes his Son from the Comfortable Oxford and Sends him to the Frontline: Dvornikov

“Artsakh oppression is becoming not only a serious military force but also an outlook challenge to the existent post-modernist system, when a nation isn’t a nation, and the state isn’t a state. When secular life ideal is becoming a Man-Consumer, and under harsh conditions, the Man-Escaper—the refugee.”

For this very reason, the world is stunned and rubs its eyes, seeing how smiling men go to fight next to their brothers, for the child, killed by a silly artilleryman near his school.

If people from Karabakh escaped, maybe German villages would be allocated to them, and they’d also wash their feet on St. Peter square, and would tearfully run from CNN to BBC.

But they didn’t run. Just the contrary. Armenian millionaire takes his son from the comfortable Oxford and sends him to war, but not to some special military unit, but to the frontline, under Russian “solntsepyok.” As it’s crucial for him to have a brave son, than an advanced economist.

I’m very concerned with Artsakh. I envy Artsakh that the sense of life is centralized in the mountain air, which one may eat it like a spas (Armenian soup) with a spoon.”

Denis Dvornikov

Russian social figure, military analyst

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