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ARTSAKH WAR VETERANS CONSIDER PRIME MINISTER'S RESIGNATION TO BE RESULT OF CONSOLIDATED ACTIVITIES OF 4 NON-COALITION PARLIAMENTARY FORCES
by Ashot Safaryan
http://www.arminfo.am/index.cfm?objectid=81CB0F30-BE70-11E3-BF250EB7C0D21663
Monday, April 7, 20:20
The Council of Field Commanders of Artsakh War Veterans considers the
Prime Minister's resignation to be result of consolidated activities
of the 4 non-coalition parliamentary forces and the "I'm Against"
movement. The Artsakh war veterans think that it is the resolute
actions of the specified forces that made the authorities "sacrifice"
Tigran Sargsyan.
"We welcome the will and determination of the non-coalition forces. In
the meantime, we urge them go the extra mile and continue the fight to
gain total power change and achieve system changes. We are convinced
that the fight for these changes will not develop into a fight for
power", they say.
Armenia's Prime Minister Tigran Sargsyan resigned on Apr 3 without
clear explanations. President Serzh Sargsyan is now supposed to
appoint new PM within 10 days.
Among the possible candidates are Speaker of the Armenian Parliament
Hovik Abrayhamyan, Secretary of the National Security Council Artur
Baghdasaryan, Deputy Prime Minister Armen Gevorgyan, Defense Minister
Seyran Ohanyan and Head of the President's Staff Vigen Sargsyan.
From: Baghdasarian
by Ashot Safaryan
http://www.arminfo.am/index.cfm?objectid=81CB0F30-BE70-11E3-BF250EB7C0D21663
Monday, April 7, 20:20
The Council of Field Commanders of Artsakh War Veterans considers the
Prime Minister's resignation to be result of consolidated activities
of the 4 non-coalition parliamentary forces and the "I'm Against"
movement. The Artsakh war veterans think that it is the resolute
actions of the specified forces that made the authorities "sacrifice"
Tigran Sargsyan.
"We welcome the will and determination of the non-coalition forces. In
the meantime, we urge them go the extra mile and continue the fight to
gain total power change and achieve system changes. We are convinced
that the fight for these changes will not develop into a fight for
power", they say.
Armenia's Prime Minister Tigran Sargsyan resigned on Apr 3 without
clear explanations. President Serzh Sargsyan is now supposed to
appoint new PM within 10 days.
Among the possible candidates are Speaker of the Armenian Parliament
Hovik Abrayhamyan, Secretary of the National Security Council Artur
Baghdasaryan, Deputy Prime Minister Armen Gevorgyan, Defense Minister
Seyran Ohanyan and Head of the President's Staff Vigen Sargsyan.
From: Baghdasarian