Police Are Also Guilty: The Most Hostile Toward Nikol Are the Police Themselves, Says Ter-Petrosyan
The Ministry of Foreign Affairs cannot have an independent policy. This was stated by Armenia's first president, Levon Ter-Petrosyan, during a press conference today, discussing the importance of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs in the current situation and the resignations within the structure.
“What Nikol Pashinyan dictates, they must do, they did, and they are already disgusted with it, they see that they are falling into a very bad situation, which is why the series of resignations began. No Foreign Ministry should ever be blamed; they can only be blamed if they improperly execute or do not follow the instructions of the state leader, in which case those ministers simply get pushed out. This is it. Everyone is guilty; the police are also guilty. Leaving everything behind, they stand in the streets 24 hours a day from morning until night, pushing people around. Do you know, they enjoy pushing people around, receiving the public's disdain. If you want to know, the police themselves, who are constantly subjected to public humiliation, are more hostile toward Nikol,” he said.
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