Armed Armenian Fired at Unarmed Armenian for First Time During Kocharian’s Day: Gurgen Yeghiazaryan

Robert Kocharian’s statements about returning to politics are a serious claim that Kocharian aims to become prime minister, said former Deputy Minister of National Security Gurgen Yeghiazaryan.

“There’s one thing I don’t understand: during Kocharian’s day, for the first time, blood spilled in the capital, Yerevan; for the first time an armed Armenian fired at an unarmed Armenian. Is our state that backward, that they can’t find the murderers?” he said, adding that a conclusion can be drawn: they are murderous ruling authorities.

According to Yeghiazaryan, there’s March 1st, which is a serious obstacle to Kocharian returning to office.