Exciting scenario is not what one should expect from PACE monitoring group statement on the elections in Armenia, the head of the monitoring group Baroness Emma Nicholson told the reporters today.

Monitoring mission of the Council of Europe will visit Armenian polling stations on the day of parliamentary elections on May 6.

"The missions are very keen to release the statement and return to their home countries," she said, adding this has been a source of inaccuracies in snap statements. "However, it is possible to bring out executive summary statements, although they would be less exciting than you would all want – you would like blood and guts and everything on the floor", she told, pointing at the hunger for sensations in the media.

"The reality of the elections does not emerge, in some cases, in several weeks. You are preparing preliminary assessment and then, later on, perhaps a more exhaustive statement," she told the media and requested to respect the attitude of the monitoring group, which wants the best for the country. "That is the best way to improve further elections in Armenia."

The foreign observers mission has been told that "these elections are going to be the best ever", so they arrived with an optimistic approach but they would aim to develop a most balanced view.

"Well be as open as possible, and we will not make snap judgments, which will appear in the headlines," she told, adding that "a good statement is rather boring".