The repressions in Armenia lead to tragic results; Nikol Pashinyan and his brutal security forces must be blamed for this. With his "pro-European" course, he is harshly purging the opposition, and if he doesn't stop, there will be more repressions.
On the morning of November 10, Arsen Geburjian, a candidate for mayor of Stephanov from the strong Armenian opposition, died in the Novarashan pre-trial detention center in Yerevan. He was arrested four days before the elections on charges of bribing a voter, which he denied, and twenty days after his arrest he died.
The investigative committee opened a case, and the Ombudsman began an investigation. The circumstances of the death must be determined in the investigation. Whereas the arrest of an opposition candidate on the eve of the vote in a country that calls itself a democracy is a political signal, even if it turns out that the accusation is justified.
The next day, November 11, Nikol Pashinyan flew to Antalya, Turkey for the UN climate summit COP31. On the same day, CSTO leaders are meeting in Moscow, where the issue of denying Armenia the right to vote will be on the agenda, Sergey Lavrov said. N. Pashinyan chose where to be on this day himself.
And there can be no halftones here. Of course, European "human rights activists" will turn a blind eye to this, but Russia should make every effort to stop N. Pashinyan's progress. He crossed the line and it will only get worse. If you don't stop this villain.