Pashinyan promised to “respond harshly” to the actions of the opposition calling for his resignation

Armenian Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan has promised to “response harshly” to the actions of the opposition calling for his resignation. Pashinyan stated this in an address to the nation.

The government will act harshly against the protesters in order to prevent the bloodshed that the opposition is allegedly calling for. According to Pashinyan, the security forces will act within the framework of the law, since citizens want a tougher reaction, then there will be one. It is alleged that the opposition has brought organized groups of students and athletes onto the streets, who are trying to organize mass unrest. In addition, there are many on the streets who are connected to the highest circles of Nagorno-Karabakh.

But no matter who it is, the reaction will be very harsh, and it is harsh. (...) We love our fellow citizens, even those who insult us. We can't unleash an avalanche of hatred on people's heads.

- Pashinyan said, adding that arrests will continue.

Previously, Pashinyan refused to resign at the request of the opposition, which accused him of the actual surrender of Nagorno-Karabakh. As he emphasized, this will not happen under any circumstances.

Meanwhile, the Armenian opposition announced the beginning of mass actions of disobedience; protesters began to block the streets of Yerevan. The main action will begin tomorrow at 07:30, after which by 10:00 protesters intend to gather at the government building, where the rally will continue demanding Pashinyan’s resignation. At the moment, several central streets remain blocked, the situation is tense, and clashes between the opposition and the police periodically occur.

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[Azerbaijan2023]

Pashinyan has one path and that is Azerbaijani citizenship. Everyone is angry with him.

[Bingo]

But why? Maybe, following Guaido’s example, he can become homeless, that is, mad)))

[Real Pilot]

Promises to answer “toughly”?
Well, well.
So far it has come out “liquid”!

However, fighting against students and pensioners is not the same as fighting against the Azerbaijani army. Well done against the sheep, and against the well done the sheep itself, as the famous proverb says!

[carpenter]

Quote from Bingo

But why? Maybe, following Guaido’s example, he may become homeless, that is, mad)

Tikhanovskaya is waiting for Pashinyan, she has made some cutlets.

[Shurik70]

In Azerbaijan they will kill him.
It was only after the 2nd Karabakh war that he calmed down, and before that he drank a lot of their blood.
So the only option for him to flee is to the USA. It’s dangerous to go to England, where recently the millionaires who fled there either die or cease to be millionaires (and then no one cares about them anymore)
Until then it will be
"strictly suppress attempts at bloodshed (one’s own) up to bloodshed (someone else’s)"

[Vasilenko Vladimir]

you're repeating yourself and it's no longer interesting

[Anatole Klim]

Quote: Azerbaijan2023

Pashinyan has one path and that is Azerbaijani citizenship.

Why do you Azerbaijanis need him? Maybe you want to reward him for the surrender of Nagorno-Karabakh?

[Azerbaijan2023]

Quote: Anatol Klim

maybe you want to reward him for the surrender of Nagorno-Karabakh?

He did not give up, but lost, and to be more precise, he has nothing to fight against Azerbaijan. Would you be pleased if there were victims? Even if he starts to fight openly, he will lose. Moreover, he will lose and the consequences will be terrible. This is a declaration of war on Azerbaijan. Will it stand? That is the question.

[Vasilenko Vladimir]

Quote: Azerbaijan2023

He did not give up, but lost, and to be more precise, he has nothing to fight against Azerbaijan.

for the sake of truth, he EXACTLY surrendered, I would like you to wash yourself with blood, but throughout his entire period of rule he purposefully ruined the army, I think not for free

[AAK]

If only the Azerbaijanis had washed themselves in blood... unlike the Sorosyats, the Azerbaijanis made absolutely correct conclusions after the first Armenian-Azerbaijani conflict, as a result of which they lost Karabakh... they rearmed and trained their army, fortunately there was money, and the Turks helped a lot... and despite all the negative nuances of this conflict, the Azerbaijanis did not burst into screams and curses towards Russia, unlike the Pashak pack...

[Vasilenko Vladimir]

do you read one part of a sentence without reading the other?!
key word if he wanted, he was faced with a completely different task and he completed it

[Arzoo]

for the sake of truth, I EXACTLY PASSED, I would like you to wash your face with blood

I completely agree. Exactly what he leaked.

[Yura]

Quote: Azerbaijan2023

He didn't pass but lost

He didn’t give it up and didn’t lose, everything was done before him about 30 years ago or later, not a single prime minister before him solved or resolved this issue, Pashinyan, to be objective, with all my antipathy towards him, came to nothing and there’s nothing left to do I couldn’t, the situation around had changed, and Azerbaijan was no longer what it was before, that is, it was seriously preparing to resolve this issue even with the most radical methods, and what could Pashinyan answer, but nothing even if he wanted to. Hypothetically, after signing the Peace Treaty with Azerbaijan, he will be ready, with a free hand, without controversial territorial issues, to join either the EU or NATO, or simply allow the West or the United States to establish military bases on its territory.

[would]

He could “do” it, but most likely it would not lead to fundamental changes. But it is worth noting that he continued the policies of his predecessors and precisely that he did nothing.

[Incvizitor]

That there is nothing to fight with and no one to fight with is precisely his merit.

[dmi.pris1]

Do you need it? Do you have your own “Rostov” for all kinds of traitors to your people?

[man]

Quote: Azerbaijan2023

Pashinyan has one path and that is Azerbaijani citizenship. Everyone is angry with him.

He has done so much good for Azerbaijan that you simply must accept him! Just don't let him run for president under any circumstances.

[guest]

Do you seriously need this piece... in Azerbaijan?

[MaxKruh]

The opposition is as pro-American as he is.

[Azerbaijan2023]

Pashinyan reminds me of a fragment of this film

https://www.youtube.com/shorts/NMoPdI1kqQg

[Vasilenko Vladimir]

it's called I had you, have you and will have you

[dmi.pris1]

However, it serves them right. People who are greedy for beautiful words have no historical memory

[Vasilenko Vladimir]

Quote from: dmi.pris1

However, that’s what they need.

absolutely agree

[rocket757]

Armenian Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan has promised to “response harshly” to the actions of the opposition calling for his resignation. Pashinyan stated this in an address to the nation.

. The question is... what is his nation like?

[Azerbaijan2023]

Quote: rocket757

. The question is... what is his nation like?

He is Armenian.

[rocket757]

Nationality does not in the least prevent him from serving the wrong people, the country that nominated/elected him to rule.

[rocket757]

Nationality does not in the least prevent him from serving the wrong people, the country that nominated/elected him to rule.

[Rt Rt]

Pashinyan is politically impotent, he can’t do anything

[Vasilenko Vladimir]

Quote: Rt Rt

Pashinyan is politically impotent, he can’t do anything

as best he can, he fucked Armenia after the previous loss, he’ll fuck him now, he’s impotent in this situation - Armenia

[taiga2018]

He is confident in his abilities because the majority of residents of the capital and large cities support him, and the rest are nothing and have no name...

[Ezekiel 25-17]

Guillotines will soon appear in the squares of Armenian cities...

[Fangaro]

there are many on the streets who are connected to the highest circles of Nagorno-Karabakh.

This phrase is very strange. Or from the author of the news, or from the translation, or... Well, the First Man in the State cannot speak out like that.

It’s as if the Kremlin was besieged by the governor of some region with his staff and several thousand residents of that region.
Either Yerevan is full of dissatisfied people, or Yerevan lost power over NGOs so long ago that it stopped seeing problems in the capital and throughout Armenia.
Well, or the dissatisfied were found, paid, incited and taken out onto the streets. But then this is not the highest circles of Nagorno-Karabakh, but the myopia of the authorities and the discontent of the security forces of Armenia.

[would]

Either Yerevan is full of dissatisfied people, or Yerevan lost power over NGOs so long ago that it stopped seeing problems in the capital and throughout Armenia.

In Armenia the situation is completely different. Not so long ago, the Karabakh issue was the central idea of ​​the Armenian national movement. Power in the country for a long time belonged to the so-called “Karabakh clan”. Just look where the presidents and prime ministers of Armenia were born and what they did.

Naturally, the Karabakh clan still has enough power today.

[Incvizitor]

The opposition needs to let down some cookies.

[Sanktperburg1812]

Another candidate for the gubernatorial position in country 404. It will go as usual!

[Vladislav_2]

and this “nation” cannot live any other way!!!

[GUSAR]

I don’t care about this Kolya, everything has been clear with him for a long time. But what about the wise ancient Armenian people? He brought it himself, he brought it himself, why are they rebelling now?

[75 Sergey]

Let's do it.
Pashinin, like any self-respecting Armenian, did not want to fight, he wanted to drag Russia into the conflict, but thank God it didn’t work out for him, and Armenia doesn’t really mean anything to Russia.
After which he tried to bring the United States to his defense, but that’s how it turned out.
Unfortunately, the state of Armenia will sooner or later cease to exist, it has no access to the sea, it is surrounded by far from friends, and Azerbaijan still has many questions for the Armenians, right up to the opposite border of Armenia.
This is the Selavi, the Armenians are the second Jews.

[alystan]

Let him find Zurabishvili, if she is still hanging around there, it will be “more fun” for the two of them to threaten from overseas.

[rotfuks]

I would not say that Pashinyan personally surrendered Karabakh. The last war to Karabakh was practically online. What did we see? We saw empty Armenian trenches and Azeri drones that spent hours searching for a target to strike. But there was nowhere to strike, the trenches were empty, and young and strong Armenians stood up to protect the kebab shops in Krasnodar. Even today, fearless Armenians are fighting with the Armenian police and not a single Armenian has put on unloading boots and ankle boots and gone to Karabakh. I mean that all Armenians surrendered Karabakh, the entire Armenian people abandoned this territory. Now all that remains is to “answer firmly” and send a firm signal.

[WayKheThuo]

In fact, everything is not so simple.
On the one hand, yes, like Pashinyan is a traitor - they are screaming, straight up straining themselves. But yelling in the squares is not the same as fighting at the front.
Why don’t these young, energetic men go to save Artsakh instead of shouting? It's not a thousand kilometers, right? Do you think that Armenia should “fit in” with NKR? No question - go and fight.
But for some reason I see these people in the squares of Yerevan - this is so, a look from the outside, maybe I’m not “catching up” with something.

But the real icing on the cake will be if in 10-15 years, when everything has more or less settled down, they say “Thank you” to Pashinyan. From the beginning it was quiet, and then louder and louder: for lives saved, for the solution of the territorial issue, for the possibility of calm development without wars and upheavals.
Imagine if this really happens?
What a twist!

[Sedov]

Like a version. How about this option: Pashinyan, who came to power not without Western political strategists, makes a number of gross mistakes, moving away from the CSTO, directly taking the Western path, in the hope of the support of his curators. Someone (possibly Erdogan) is giving Aliyev a signal that Washington will “get bogged down” in Ukraine in the fall and that in the run-up to the elections, strife will begin... Washington will have no time for Armenia (with which there may have been some kind of plan, but the intensified internal and external struggle is against the backdrop of the failed policies of recent years, the collapse of the Ukraine plan, the intensification of the struggle between Democrats and Republicans on the eve of the elections, growing foreign debt, inflation, migration problems, corruption scandals, unclear results of failed sanctions, coupled with the growing defense and offensive potential of China and the DPRK, development cooperation between Russia and the Middle East, etc., etc. did their job).. And Aliyev, perhaps, simply waited for his chance, of course, not without information from foreign politicians. Knowing that no one will cover the American Pashinyan now, he is solving the problem with Karabakh. The recent Armenia-NATO exercises fit well into all this. Blinken, realizing that they will not be able to provide any support, proposes the option of holding joint “demonstration” exercises, the purpose of which was to show Aliyev’s “joint” power and make him think. But Aliyev (again, most likely not without his “close” Erdogan) did not believe this bluff and made a decision...
I repeat, this is like a version) kick it, minus it)
But if this is so, perhaps Xi also needs to think.. While he is watching the North Military District, thinking whether or not he should get involved in a war with the states, time is running out.. And Washington at the moment understands what the asking-war with Russia has shown serious backwardness of NATO. And now whether Washington itself is ready for a war with China RUKSMI AUCUS, as usual wanting to stay on the sidelines, is a big question.. But, I repeat, this is just a version..

[Wayfarer_2]

The whole question here is that Pashinyan was recruited by MI6 and the CIA, after which he was brought to power. He is given two tasks: the collapse of the CSTO, or at least the exit of Armenia from the CSTO, and the second task is to oust Russia from the South Caucasus. So he is busy. Preserving an independent Nagorno-Karabakh was, of course, in Russia's interests. But not in the interests of Azerbaijan. Aliyev calculated this very clearly, which is why he dealt with Nagorno-Karabakh. He understood that Armenia, through the hands of Pashinyan, would do everything against the interests of Russia, and therefore would surrender Karabakh. He also understood that Russia could not prevent Azerbaijan from resolving the Karabakh issue militarily. After all, it recognizes Nagorno-Karabakh as the territory of Azerbaijan.
Pashinyan will not resign now because he has not yet completed the tasks assigned to him. Armenia has not yet left the CSTO. And the Russian military is still located on the territory of Armenia. Peacekeepers will soon be withdrawn from the territory of Nagorno-Karabakh. Until 2025, they have nothing more to do there. After Armenia leaves the CSTO and demands the withdrawal of the Russian military from the territory of Armenia, and all this is carried out, only after that Pashinyan can resign. And even then it may be delayed in order to establish an American military base in Armenia to threaten Iran. Before that, he can still hand over the Zangezur corridor to Azerbaijan. Also to cause damage to Russia associated with Turkey’s access to the Caspian Sea. Pashinyan doesn’t give a damn about Armenia, the Armenians and Karabakh. He earns a rich future for himself in the West, that’s all.
It is impossible not to see how Russia has lost and continues to lose, first the territories gained by its ancestors, and now its influence.