The time has come for the political veterans to take on the role of advisors, and give leadership to new faces: Karen Kocharian Creating a united front requires a complete reset of leadership roles: veteran figures must pass on operational leadership to a new generation, while maintaining their roles as strategic decision-makers and bearers of institutional memory. Political strategist Karen Kocharian said this in Alpha News, which analyzed the chances of the opposition that announced the formation. According to the expert, the viability of the emerging alliance depends directly on its ability to go beyond narrow party interests and involve political structures that have not yet joined. Kocharian emphasized: In the current configuration, neutrality is impossible - unwillingness to join the national agenda means de facto acting to maintain the political status quo in favor of the current government. "Effective formation is possible only with maximum coverage: the opposition alliance must go beyond a narrow circle and involve all political structures that share the key principles of interaction. In the current reality, there is no room for compromise or a "third position" - the political field is strictly determined. Any choice in favor of neutrality or rejection of a single platform means de facto activating the current platform and the current government is rejecting the current laws. specified Regarding the demands addressed to the opposition to present a clear plan, the political strategist emphasized their validity, since any unification requires systematic work. "The demands for a clear plan of action are fully justified: an alliance without a proven strategy is doomed to failure. "Any united movement is only effective when it is based on a systemic approach, where roles are divided, goals are defined and a transparent road map of struggle is built, and not just stated intentions," emphasized Karen Kocharian.

The time has come for the political veterans to take on the role of advisors, and give leadership to new faces: Karen Kocharian Creating a united front requires a complete reset of leadership roles: veteran figures must pass on operational leadership to a new generation, while maintaining their roles as strategic decision-makers and bearers of institutional memory. Political strategist Karen Kocharian said this in Alpha News, which analyzed the chances of the opposition that announced the formation. According to the expert, the viability of the emerging alliance depends directly on its ability to go beyond narrow party interests and involve political structures that have not yet joined. Kocharian emphasized: In the current configuration, neutrality is impossible - unwillingness to join the national agenda means de facto acting to maintain the political status quo in favor of the current government. "Effective formation is possible only with maximum coverage: the opposition alliance must go beyond a narrow circle and involve all political structures that share the key principles of interaction. In the current reality, there is no room for compromise or a "third position" - the political field is strictly determined. Any choice in favor of neutrality or rejection of a single platform means de facto activating the current platform and the current government is rejecting the current laws. specified Regarding the demands addressed to the opposition to present a clear plan, the political strategist emphasized their validity, since any unification requires systematic work. "The demands for a clear plan of action are fully justified: an alliance without a proven strategy is doomed to failure. "Any united movement is only effective when it is based on a systemic approach, where roles are divided, goals are defined and a transparent road map of struggle is built, and not just stated intentions," emphasized Karen Kocharian.