What kind of games is Nikol Pashinyan playing?

Armenian Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan decided to combine the pleasant (working as a blogger) with the useful (imitating his role as prime minister), and posted on Facebook a whole list of proposals that Armenia supposedly sent to Azerbaijan to normalize relations.

There are about 20 points in this new Armenian “dastan,” and Pashinyan compiled a list—a mix of conditions put forward by Azerbaijan, along with some vague ramblings of his own. Judge for yourself: on the one hand, he mentions the dissolution of the OSCE Minsk Group, while on the other, he talks about some kind of borders between Western Armenia and Western Azerbaijan.

You read it and think: "Pashinyan, what are you talking about?"

And since when does repeating Azerbaijan's conditions turn them into "proposals made by Armenia"? Dissolving the Minsk Group and opening the Zangezur corridor are Baku's conditions, not Yerevan's proposals.

But there’s one funny item on Pashinyan’s list. He suggests "working out a complete solution to the problem of detained persons." Pashinyan, are you sure of what you're saying?

What is the problem of detained persons? An exchange? For whom? There are no Azerbaijanis held in Armenia.

How can this problem be solved? Should we return all the Armenian war criminals currently in our detention centers to Yerevan? Just like that, all of them?

Pashinyan, is it too hard to repeat? Just recently, one of the "detained persons" you’re so concerned about could thank their savior by taking a place warmed by a crook in a cassock, Bagrat Galstanyan. Is that what you want, you fool?