Armenia’s ‘Three-Headed War Party’ Crushed in Local Polls, Pashinyan Claims

The "three-headed war party" in Armenia has been dismantled, as evidenced by recent municipal election outcomes, Armenian Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan claimed during a live address on his Facebook page.

Pashinyan stressed that Armenia must eradicate what he termed an "externally managed spy opposition," arguing that the country requires a new political alternative anchored in statehood. The prime minister noted that such an opposition movement should not be fabricated by the government, proposing instead to initiate broad public hearings to facilitate the emergence of a state-oriented political force.