Armen Ashotyan posted on his Facebook page: Tomorrow, the prodigal scoundrel will again try to stand on the gravestones of March 1 victims.

The vice president of Rebuolican partt of Armenia Armen Ashotyan posted on his Facebook page regarding the ongoing situation in Armenia.

The post said:

"Tomorrow, the prodigal scoundrel will again try to stand on the gravestones of March 1 victims.

Once again, he will try to exploit people's feelings with devils delight.

A square invites his little clowns thrown on the ground in his backpack warehouse, just as immoral and traitorous. Can you imagine, right? The region's stroke has its own surroundings.

She is used to suck our optimism and blood. She is used to get into the flesh of our Motherland, our children, our dreams and blood to extend her inevitable own fear.

For this purpose, a square will be detained for everyone who is a bit dependent on it: public servants, community cleaners, teachers.

It's the turn to bring patients in remission from some psychiatric hospitals (it's a good information, locally, hourly).

Dear compatriots,

Tomorrow this foolishness will try to pull us against each other. You will be opposed to your dignity. You will be pushed against your future. It will try to kill you and your children again with your hands.

Tomorrow's rally, as a cucumber of Nazrvan, will be planted for those who invite it.

Like bad Hollywood movies, bloodshed, whos sitting on this side of the screen would drown with their own hands, hurt, fallen, but not destroyed. He thinks he's going to survive this too. This is also going to be extinguished. This is too. will sell to the Turks.

Come on, you armenian guys.
Let's give another pulse to the throne of this tomorrow."

Reminder, the General Staff of Armenia demands the resignation of Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan, as well as the government.

This was announced at the main headquarters of the Armed Forces of the republic.

The statement was signed by the entire leadership of the General Staff, including Chief Onik Gasparyan. Also, the commanders of large military formations and the heads of all directorates put their signatures.

Pashinyan himself called the General Staff's statement an attempted coup and called on supporters to take to the streets