We are partners, right now we are talking to each other together, and you want to be sure to buzz, say a word here and there. Today, on October 30, CP MP Roman Hambardzumyan mentioned this in a conversation with journalists in the National Assembly, referring to the fight that took place in the National Assembly hall yesterday. "We are partners, because of our views, there may be a bit of a fight with each other once in a while. It's not like you should be happy in such a mood, ask such things so that someone says a word about someone, and you start... We are always friends, yes, but it happens every day, in every country, but at the moment we are now partners, it happened, do you want to chat? We will work so that such a thing does not happen. We are partners with each other, we communicate normally. Now we want not to have any problems with each other and to work," he said. In response to the observation that yesterday he mentioned the assistants of deputies, threatening them, the KP deputy said: "I need that even if we and our colleagues suddenly get into some kind of a struggle, the assistants will not necessarily come from the side with the help of a member of parliament and pull them from behind. But we are all colleagues, we are Armenians, it's not like all this is good, we are not happy at all, dear people, let us work again." When reminded that yesterday Nikol Pashinyan welcomed the actions of CP deputies, Roman Hambardzumyan said. "He congratulated him that we don't always need to be provoked, provoked, how many months we endure, that is not true. We do not provoke." On October 29, a fight took place between CP and "Strong Armenia" deputies. From the beginning, the situation was strained by Taron Chakhoyan, a member of the CP, during his speech, a fight of tongues started in the parliament. The language fight turned into a real fight. NA Deputy Speaker Vahagn Aleksanyan threw a chair in the direction of the opposition. "Strong Armenia" deputy Andranik Gevorgyan's nose was bleeding, Ruben Mkhitaryan's clothes were torn. An ambulance arrived at the parliament. Rubinyan, whose direct responsibility was to ensure order in the National Assembly hall, at first watched the fight silently for a few minutes, after which he only announced a break by inviting the security personnel inside. The deputies continued the argument in the corridor. Curses were heard. Already in the corridor, Roman Hambardzumyan angrily declared. "One of your assistants didn't behave well, I'm going to tear off his leg." We are with each other, there is no question."