No casualties from the Armenian side.
With the arrest of Mr. Ashotyan Armenia makes one more step towards establishment of democratic authoritarianism.
For the second day, Azerbaijan has been blocking all types of humanitarian transportation to Artsakh, that were carried out accompanied by the representatives of the International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC) and the Russian peacekeeping contingent during the blockade.
We, the undersigned European citizens or residents of Armenian heritage, want to express our grave concern regarding the so-called “peace deal” you are mediating between Armenia and Azerbaijan.
The fabrication of criminal cases for political reasons has become a common unjustified practice for the ruling regime to silence the political opponents.
Later on today, it became known that Armen Ashotyan, vice-chairman of the Republican Party of Armenia (RPA), was taken from his apartment to the Investigative Committee (IC).
Today, the RPA Vice President Armen Ashotyan was taken to the Investigative Committee (IC) from his apartment. With what legal justification, within the framework of what case, it is not really important, because it is obvious that what is being done against Ashotyan definitely has political motives, for which the lawyers and investigators who serve Nikol Pashinyan can invent some “legal justifications”.
Those who handed over Artsakh to Azerbaijan arrest Armen Ashotyan. Eduard Sharmazanov writes about this on his Facebook page.
Two polls were conducted in Armenia recently, giving the people a chance to express their views on various issues, including the sharp decline in Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan’s popularity.
On the occasion of the birthday of outstanding Armenian statesman, politician, former Prime Minister Andranik Margaryan, Third President of the Republic of Armenia, RPA President Serzh Sargsyan today joined Andranik Margaryan’s son, ex-Mayor of Yerevan, member of National Assembly of “With Honor” alliance Taron Margaryan and numerous associates visited Komitas Pantheon to pay tribute to Andranik Margaryan’s memory.
