Former Leaders Cause Fear, Let Them Measure Their Fears, Drink Cold Water: Sargsyan
Former leaders cause fear, let them go cross themselves, let them measure their fears, drink cold water.
This was stated by the former president of Armenia, Serzh Sargsyan, in front of the court.
“We have no desire to return. We have repeatedly stated that we have no expectations; we do not need power, but we pursue the idea of a change of power.
We are not against delimitation and demarcation, we are against the methods that are being used today. We support that these processes proceed in accordance with international practices,” he said.
When asked if he would be seen next to Bishop Bagrat, he noted, “It's not mandatory, but we are ready for anything, only that the movement succeeds, and there is a change of power,” he stated.
According to him, making assumptions is not a good thing, but he believes that the movement has gained good momentum, and yes, if all possibilities are used correctly, they will achieve success.
“In my opinion, the authorities are not just criticizing but mainly defaming anyone who has opposition views, anyone who is concerned about their future, anyone who is against dividing society into parts. We will support the candidate for prime minister proposed by Bishop Bagrat,” he concluded.
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