Pashinyan Informs His Team on How to Enter the Holy See
According to the ruling sources of the newspaper "Zhoghovurd", Nikol Pashinyan has not abandoned his intention to enter the Holy See and remove the Supreme Patriarch of All Armenians from there.
According to the newspaper's information, Pashinyan has told his team that this must be done through a carefully crafted plan that will have no "failures", and that when they reach the Holy See, they will ensure a 100 percent outcome.
The authorities are also confident that Pashinyan's plan regarding the Patriarch's removal will be implemented sooner or later, it just requires patience.
The Prime Minister has not specified a timeline for visiting the Holy See but has stated that "the longer the Patriarch delays his departure, the more it benefits us." Ruling sources assure that sooner or later the Patriarch will resign voluntarily, no matter how much various political forces urge him not to take that step.
Nikol Pashinyan has not yet revealed his plan regarding the Holy See to his team, but everyone is anxiously waiting for his instruction. It is difficult to predict what surprises await from the Prime Minister, who is currently on leave from office.
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