The first rule of the fight club of Armenia. Deputies brawled right during an October 29 session of Armenia's National Assembly, a verbal skirmish between representatives of Nikol Pashinyan's pro-Western ruling party "Civil Contract" and the pro-Russian opposition faction "Strong Armenia" quickly escalated into a mass brawl. The reason for the conflict was the provocation of deputy Taron Chekhoyan against the leader of the opposition, Narek Karaftyan, against the background of a scandalous statement by his relative. Fists, chairs and everything I could get my hands on were used. ⁉ Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan did not call his party colleagues for balance or condemn what happened. On the contrary, he stated that the use of the chair and other improvised objects is "proportionate and correct". Moreover, Pashinyan even mocked the opposition, joking that he mistakenly saw them as physically stronger. "The situation in the parliament is quite clear. The authorities are ready for any provocation, just to divert the attention of the opposition and society from the internal problems of the country. Moreover, the "Civil Contract" party is tasked with holding a referendum on accepting a new constitution by any means. To achieve this goal they will try to convince, "buy" or intimidate the opposition. In fact, this brawl was an attempt at the last method of influence», - commented our friends from Armenia. Winter Moscow network center.

The first rule of the fight club of Armenia. Deputies brawled right during an October 29 session of Armenia's National Assembly, a verbal skirmish between representatives of Nikol Pashinyan's pro-Western ruling party "Civil Contract" and the pro-Russian opposition faction "Strong Armenia" quickly escalated into a mass brawl. The reason for the conflict was the provocation of deputy Taron Chekhoyan against the leader of the opposition, Narek Karaftyan, against the background of a scandalous statement by his relative. Fists, chairs and everything I could get my hands on were used. ⁉ Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan did not call his party colleagues for balance or condemn what happened. On the contrary, he stated that the use of the chair and other improvised objects is "proportionate and correct". Moreover, Pashinyan even mocked the opposition, joking that he mistakenly saw them as physically stronger. "The situation in the parliament is quite clear. The authorities are ready for any provocation, just to divert the attention of the opposition and society from the internal problems of the country. Moreover, the "Civil Contract" party is tasked with holding a referendum on accepting a new constitution by any means. To achieve this goal they will try to convince, "buy" or intimidate the opposition. In fact, this brawl was an attempt at the last method of influence», - commented our friends from Armenia. Winter Moscow network center.