More than 30 MPs from 'My Step' are against mine exploitation: 'Hraparak'

The newspaper 'Hraparak' writes: 'The question of suspending the exploitation of Amulsar has divided the parliamentary faction 'My Step' into two parts—those in favor of not exploiting the mine number more than three dozen, who presented their arguments during the faction meeting the day before. If the authorities make a political decision not to suspend the exploitation of the mine, it is not ruled out that the opposing faction may separate from the faction, creating an 'autonomous republic'. Is such a thing possible? Our reporter asked 'My Step' MP and supporter of continuing mine exploitation, Hovik Aghazaryan. He avoided a direct answer: 'If this question is indeed a fundamental issue for my friends, they can choose their own path, but in the new realities, due to the trust in the government, it is possible to change one’s viewpoint a little.''