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DAVID SHAHNAZARYAN: SERZH SARGSYAN BELIEVES THAT CONCESSIONS IN FOREIGN POLICY WILL HELP HIM TO CONTINUE HIS TERROR INSIDE THE COUNTRY BUT HE IS MISTAKEN
ArmInfo
2009-05-01 16:06:00
ArmInfo. The presence of so many people at today's rally proves that
our movement is gaining momentum, the member of the Armenian National
Congress David Shahnazaryan said during the opposition rally that is
taking place in Yerevan for the moment.
ArmInfo's correspondent reports that almost 20,000 people are taking
part in the action.
"Our struggle has only one outcome - victory. Since the Mar 1 tragic
events the authorities have done their best to disguise their crimes
but they have failed because of our struggle. We are searching for new
proofs of their crimes against their own people," Shahnazaryan said.
He pointed out that the recent statements of the chief of the
police Hayk Haroutyunyan had booked him a seat in the dock of the
international tribunal.
"Serzh Sargsyan believes that concessions in foreign policy will
help him to continue his terror inside the country but he is strongly
mistaken," Shahnazaryan said.
ArmInfo
2009-05-01 16:06:00
ArmInfo. The presence of so many people at today's rally proves that
our movement is gaining momentum, the member of the Armenian National
Congress David Shahnazaryan said during the opposition rally that is
taking place in Yerevan for the moment.
ArmInfo's correspondent reports that almost 20,000 people are taking
part in the action.
"Our struggle has only one outcome - victory. Since the Mar 1 tragic
events the authorities have done their best to disguise their crimes
but they have failed because of our struggle. We are searching for new
proofs of their crimes against their own people," Shahnazaryan said.
He pointed out that the recent statements of the chief of the
police Hayk Haroutyunyan had booked him a seat in the dock of the
international tribunal.
"Serzh Sargsyan believes that concessions in foreign policy will
help him to continue his terror inside the country but he is strongly
mistaken," Shahnazaryan said.