News - Armenia opposition movement leader: The struggle will become more inclusive, comprehensive

The authorities, who no longer have any legitimacy, are a blood-seeking, bloodthirsty small group that is only called to preserve the power of its money and seat, and is ready to do anything, as evidenced by June 12. The leader of the opposition Tavush for the Homeland movement of Armenia, Archbishop Bagrat Galstanyan, told this to a press conference Wednesday. According to him, after June 12, they have entered the phase of reorganizing their struggle. "The struggle will become more inclusive and comprehensive. The content has remained the same. The movement continues with even greater momentum, with even more organizational rearrangements, which you will witness very soon, and you will also be a participant," he said. The archbishop noted that even today the persecutions continue, taking people out of their homes, scaring them, terrorizing them just because they came out to fight for the truth. Galstanyan announced that the political component of their struggle remains the same: the removal, the resignation of the current Armenian authorities.