The Nagorno-Karabakh Republic (NKR) should not lose an inch of its territory, a political analyst has said.

“The NKR entered 2012 with a strong potential. It is mighty, powerful and will not tolerate any mutual concession or the loss of a single inch. All the rest is a matter of time,” he told reporters on Wednesday.

Addressing Armenia’s domestic political situation, the expert stressed the importance of raising people’s intellectual level.

“It is necessary to bring new forces to the political arena. Armenia needs a change of intellectual and military elite. We need to forget a little but about bloody battles and live more with our culture, enhancing the level of our education”.

 

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