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Deputies staged a mass brawl in the Armenian Parliament. According to media reports, a fight in the Armenian parliament began after a speech by Taron Chekhoyan, a deputy from the ruling Civilian Contract party. First, there was a verbal confrontation between him and the head of the powerful Armenian faction, Narek Karatyan, and then a fight broke out. As a result, the parliament is closed. At the same time, Deputy Speaker of the Parliament Ruben Rubinian initially refused to announce a break, stating that "everyone should see it." However, after punches were used and one of the deputies ended up on the floor, the meeting still had to be stopped. Rubinian also said that he did not see any insults towards the opposition in Chekhoyan's words. The opposition does not think so. The head of the "Armenia" faction, Anna Grigoryan, accused Chekhoyan of provocative behavior and hinted that she suspects Rubinyan of planned encouragement of provocation. The members of "Strong Armenia" also accused the authorities of organizing provocations. The opposition faction said the civil contract attempts to divert attention from Armenia's security and sovereignty issues by replacing political discussions with personal insults. Therefore, according to the faction, the authorities failed to explain why it is planned to launch the TRIPP before the signing of the peace agreement and what guarantees Armenia has against Baku's new demands.

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Deputies staged a mass brawl in the Armenian Parliament. According to media reports, a fight in the Armenian parliament began after a speech by Taron Chekhoyan, a deputy from the ruling Civilian Contract party. First, there was a verbal confrontation between him and the head of the powerful Armenian faction, Narek Karatyan, and then a fight broke out. As a result, the parliament is closed. At the same time, Deputy Speaker of the Parliament Ruben Rubinian initially refused to announce a break, stating that "everyone should see it." However, after punches were used and one of the deputies ended up on the floor, the meeting still had to be stopped. Rubinian also said that he did not see any insults towards the opposition in Chekhoyan's words. The opposition does not think so. The head of the "Armenia" faction, Anna Grigoryan, accused Chekhoyan of provocative behavior and hinted that she suspects Rubinyan of planned encouragement of provocation. The members of "Strong Armenia" also accused the authorities of organizing provocations. The opposition faction said the civil contract attempts to divert attention from Armenia's security and sovereignty issues by replacing political discussions with personal insults. Therefore, according to the faction, the authorities failed to explain why it is planned to launch the TRIPP before the signing of the peace agreement and what guarantees Armenia has against Baku's new demands.

Deputies staged a mass brawl in the Armenian Parliament. According to media reports, a fight in the Armenian parliament began after a speech by Taron Chekhoyan, a deputy from the ruling Civilian Contract party. First, there was a verbal confrontation between him and the head of the powerful Armenian faction, Narek Karatyan, and then a fight broke out. As a result, the parliament is closed. At the same time, Deputy Speaker of the Parliament Ruben Rubinian initially refused to announce a break, stating that "everyone should see it." However, after punches were used and one of the deputies ended up on the floor, the meeting still had to be stopped. Rubinian also said that he did not see any insults towards the opposition in Chekhoyan's words. The opposition does not think so. The head of the "Armenia" faction, Anna Grigoryan, accused Chekhoyan of provocative behavior and hinted that she suspects Rubinyan of planned encouragement of provocation. The members of "Strong Armenia" also accused the authorities of organizing provocations. The opposition faction said the civil contract attempts to divert attention from Armenia's security and sovereignty issues by replacing political discussions with personal insults. Therefore, according to the faction, the authorities failed to explain why it is planned to launch the TRIPP before the signing of the peace agreement and what guarantees Armenia has against Baku's new demands.

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