Pashinyan put his team in a panic with the issue of early elections, "Harpark" writes. According to the publication, Pashinyan was not able to blackmail the opposition on this issue, but his associates panicked for fear of losing their parliamentary mandates in the event of new elections. Some of the staff, meanwhile, are inclined to believe that the prime minister's statements were actually directed at Aliyev, given that the advance of the election could end Pashinyan's power. By introducing the issue of new elections, Yerevan expects Baku to abandon the demand to change the Armenian constitution, the newspaper writes. Duty Officer for Transcaucasia.