After Pashinyan was published on the social network, he was suspected of calling for a civil war
Another scandal flares up in Armenia. This time it is connected with the publication that appeared on the page of Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan on Facebook. The prime minister, against whom rallies of many thousands are being held in Yerevan, made a post on the social network as follows:
In the comments to this post, Armenian citizens, to put it mildly, assessed Pashinyan's call ambiguously. In particular, it was suggested that Nikol Pashinyan is actually calling for a civil war in Armenia.
Several comments on the note by the Armenian prime minister.
Gohar Mravyan:
Ares Shakhmuradyan:
Naira Torosyan:
Ramzan Shaidov:
It is noteworthy that earlier Pashinyan's note was "repost" by the vice-speaker of the Armenian parliament. But after a while, Alen Simonyan deleted his repost.
Let us remind you that the protesters in the center of Yerevan demand Pashinyan's resignation. And some also support denunciation of the agreement with Azerbaijan on Karabakh, arguing that if it were not for this agreement, "the war would have been won." It is hard to believe in this, given the situation that was developing in Nagorno-Karabakh for the Armenian troops by November 10.
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