VIDEO. Make a statement that you won't enter politics. Karapetyan
Samvel Karapetyan, the leader of the "Strong Armenia" party, stated during a meeting with residents of Armavir and Ararat regions that part of the population is misled and needs to understand that the current authorities are responsible for their problems.
During the meeting with Armavir and Ararat residents, Karapetyan noted that 25-30 percent of the population is in confusion and efforts should be made to inform them that the cause of their problems is not themselves, but the current officials.
"For these people, there is one principle: how to ensure they come to Aliyev, how to fulfill his orders, how to bring in 300,000 Azerbaijanis, providing them with both housing and jobs, because their boss has already ordered it," said Karapetyan.
The party leader emphasized that if they come to power, these processes will be halted. He added that a dignified country will be formed based on appropriate principles. According to him, regardless of the positions of Aliyev, Turkey, Russians, Europeans, or Americans, what benefits Armenia's interests will remain the priority.
"I have gone through the hardest conditions, if I hadn't gone all the way, on the 5th day they were offering me the maximum conditions - make a statement that you won't enter politics," said Samvel Karapetyan.
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