‘In the National Assembly, they try to explain things to each other as if they were in a street brawl’ - Ashot Asatryan

Military analyst Ashot Asatryan posted on his Facebook page: ‘I cannot understand what you are happy about when spreading street-level conversations in the National Assembly hall. When people become MPs but try to explain things to each other in a childish manner, getting into a shouting match, expecting their supporters to present it as either a fierce opposition or a bold government action. “Who are you?” “Who the hell are you?” “Don’t say a word” and so on, is this your dream way of speaking that you couldn't realize in the courtyards, which is why you came to tread in the National Assembly? At least clarify who you are outside the hall. The people know all of your biographies very well, and for those they don’t know, it’s just a matter of minutes to figure out; just continue working calmly, and who is who will become clear in the process.’