Armen Ashotyan, Deputy Chairman of the Republican Party of Armenia, notes that the reaction to his post yesterday was different: some participants in the events were looking for something to say for themselves, even though the lines weren’t aimed at them, but at the opposition political camps preparing for the elections.
“And the most aggressive of the real recipients, instead of catching their breath, are trying to pelt the Republican Party with several sacks of their expired poison.
If you ask who has inflicted the most damage on Armenia’s political life since Nikol Pashinyan, the second president’s campaign team consistently ranks second.
Guys, you can have bad relations with one camp, and with another, and with that one. But when it becomes clear that you have conflicts with almost every actor and force in the opposition, then it’s clear that the problem is within you, within you.
And until you honestly admit this to yourselves and try to find solutions, you will continue to play a destructive and toxic role in Armenia’s political life, poisoning the environment and yourselves.
I haven’t forgotten your vile behavior toward the Republican Party, the third president, my friends, and me.
And I assure you, the time will come to answer for all of this, especially for those who control the poison glands of anti-propaganda from Moscow to…” Yerevan.
The time to gather stones has not yet come, but why do you continue to throw stones, especially when you yourselves are under a glass roof? Ashotyan noted.