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RUSSIAN PRESIDENT MUST RECONSIDER HIS HASTY DECISION AND MUST STAND BY THE ARMENIAN PEOPLE
ARMINFO
Monday, March 11, 17:57
Russian President Vladimir Putin must be among the first to reconsider
his hasty decision to congratulate Serzh Sargsyan on reelected as
President of Armenia and must stand by the Armenian people, the leader
of Heritage Party Raffi Hovannisian said at Liberty Square on Monday.
He said that he believes in strategic partnership with democratic
Russia but to make this possible, Russia must become democratic and
must stop acting against the Armenian people.
According to Hovannisian, the United States and France have also broken
their democratic commitments and must also review their attitudes.
On Tuesday Serzh Sargsyan is starting an official visit to Moscow.
Putin was among the first to congratulate Sargsyan on his victory in
the Feb 18 presidential election.
The official results say that Sargsyan secured 58.64% of the votes,
but Hovannisian is refusing to accept this figure and is holding
rallies all over Armenia.
From: Baghdasarian
ARMINFO
Monday, March 11, 17:57
Russian President Vladimir Putin must be among the first to reconsider
his hasty decision to congratulate Serzh Sargsyan on reelected as
President of Armenia and must stand by the Armenian people, the leader
of Heritage Party Raffi Hovannisian said at Liberty Square on Monday.
He said that he believes in strategic partnership with democratic
Russia but to make this possible, Russia must become democratic and
must stop acting against the Armenian people.
According to Hovannisian, the United States and France have also broken
their democratic commitments and must also review their attitudes.
On Tuesday Serzh Sargsyan is starting an official visit to Moscow.
Putin was among the first to congratulate Sargsyan on his victory in
the Feb 18 presidential election.
The official results say that Sargsyan secured 58.64% of the votes,
but Hovannisian is refusing to accept this figure and is holding
rallies all over Armenia.
From: Baghdasarian