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Renowned UK Armenian comedian and showman Kev Orkian is one of those Armenians who persistently continues his fight against the silence of the international community and the press about the plight of the Armenians.

But apart from that silence, Orkian this time spoke also on the lack of unity of Armenians, considering it a serious problem.

The war continues in Armenia, but let's be honest, why shouldn't it be? No one talks about it, so no change happens. Many Armenians are losing their lives because of the barbaric actions of the Azerbaijanis. Every day they fire upon innocent Armenians, and no one is reporting about it. It is a shame, said Orkian in his latest video post on social media.

What can Armenians do to stop everything that is happening in Armenia? The simplest thing Armenians can do is to unite. But Armenians seem to have an “allergy” for uniting. Everyone says: “I am from the right wing, or I am from the left wing, I am this, I am that.” In short, Armenians have a big problem of uniting. But if they unite, a lot will change and they won't have the fear they have now. Armenians need to unite to win, added Orkian.

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