Nikol Pashinyan was probably one of the most attentive viewers of the recent interview with Azerbaijani President Ilham Aliyev conducted by Dmitry Kiselyov.

He likely listened to every word — and immediately rushed to prepare his own. Well, what’s wrong with that? To repeat after the best is to repeat everything, thought Vovaevich.

However, the mess started during the preparation stage: it was not possible to find foreign media, so they had to settle for Armenian Press. Moreover, this is state-owned media, which means they couldn't avoid such a proposal, and it would at least sound somewhat serious.

Pashinyan's interview itself is a joke. Vovaevich turned on the fool again and babbled something unintelligible about how Armenia doesn’t want to change its constitution because their so-called "long-suffering" court made some decision.

Only once did Pashinyan say anything new in the interview. He agreed with Ilham Aliyev's words about the irrelevance of the OSCE Minsk Group, literally repeating the President of Azerbaijan's statement that there is no point in a group that should be resolving a conflict that no longer exists.

I wish I could rearrange the words…