The 'Resistance' Movement Approaches a Crucial Juncture: Sagatelyan

Deputy Speaker of the National Assembly Ishkhan Sagatelyan made a statement regarding the 'Resistance' movement: 'Dear compatriots, the 'Resistance' movement is approaching a crucial juncture. In the highest representative body of a parliamentary state, the National Assembly of the Republic of Armenia, in this critical situation for the country, the current authorities refuse to delimit red lines regarding crucial issues related to the national-state interests, thus proving once again that they have no connection to our state and people.

Tomorrow at 16:00, an extraordinary session is scheduled in the parliament, and we will go to the parliament. Until that time, everyone has the opportunity to express their position. For the majority, that chance still exists. They can still free themselves from the moral responsibility of this disgraceful process of surrendering the country to the enemy and destroying statehood. They can still separate themselves from Nikol.

Dear compatriots, this is a battle of nerves. Now we simply must remain steadfast and continue the process of dismantling this government. Tomorrow is a very important day in that regard. Tomorrow at 16:00, we must again gather at France Square to first support our deputies from the opposition factions and then, depending on the proceedings in parliament, decide our next steps.

Tomorrow we will all have the names of all the figures who made their choice on the issues of Artsakh and Armenian-Turkish relations. Therefore, dear compatriots, let’s prepare for tomorrow. We are on the right track. The struggle must reach a victorious conclusion. We will meet tomorrow at 16:00 at France Square. God willing, with spirit, until the end.'

It should be noted that the 'Resistance' movement does not have a march or rally scheduled for today.