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Aysor, Armenia
April 9 2010
Serzh Sargsyan: `When did Kocharyan leave the politics?'
Today during the briefing RA president Serzh Sargsyan touched upon the
former president Robert Kocharyan's return to the politics.
Responding to the question of the journalist the head of the country
said, `When did Kocharyan leave the politics to return now?'
`I think that Mr. Kocharyan has always been in the politics and the
nervous repercussion of some political circles that we see against any
activity Mr. Kocharyan realizes, be it a trip or expressing any idea,
seem a bit strange to me,' the RA president said.
According to the journalist of Aysor.am it is incomprehensible for S.
Sargsyan that' those who have never tried to lead the country, who
have not read even two books, those who cannot even appear next
Kocharyan try to teach or give advice.'
`I think that it is normal that Kocharyan expresses his viewpoint
about this or that issue. There is nothing strange,' Serzh Sagsyan
said.
The head of the country advised some journalists and political circles
to stay apart from the overindulgences. `If their goal is to bring
some forces or some people to collision they have always reached it,'
the President summed up.
April 9 2010
Serzh Sargsyan: `When did Kocharyan leave the politics?'
Today during the briefing RA president Serzh Sargsyan touched upon the
former president Robert Kocharyan's return to the politics.
Responding to the question of the journalist the head of the country
said, `When did Kocharyan leave the politics to return now?'
`I think that Mr. Kocharyan has always been in the politics and the
nervous repercussion of some political circles that we see against any
activity Mr. Kocharyan realizes, be it a trip or expressing any idea,
seem a bit strange to me,' the RA president said.
According to the journalist of Aysor.am it is incomprehensible for S.
Sargsyan that' those who have never tried to lead the country, who
have not read even two books, those who cannot even appear next
Kocharyan try to teach or give advice.'
`I think that it is normal that Kocharyan expresses his viewpoint
about this or that issue. There is nothing strange,' Serzh Sagsyan
said.
The head of the country advised some journalists and political circles
to stay apart from the overindulgences. `If their goal is to bring
some forces or some people to collision they have always reached it,'
the President summed up.