YEREVAN. – Past daily of the Republic of Armenia (RA) writes: According to Past newspaper’s information, Artsakh [(Nagorno-Karabakh))] President Arayik Harutyunyan is making certain insurances ahead of the snap parliamentary elections to be held in Armenia [on June 20], trying to go unpunished once again. In fact, as our sources in Artsakh say, Harutyunyan is looking for a "replacement."

Of course, the election campaign has not officially started yet, and the political forces of Armenia have not presented their programs. But for those who more or less understand the political processes, it is already clear that a change of power will most likely take place in the RA.

Harutyunyan, realizing that at some point, however, he must leave [power], is trying to find a person inside who will be acceptable to the current RA opposition; on the other hand, he will not be persecuted after he leaves [power].

According to the Artsakh source of the newspaper, due to the current situation, new changes are outlined in Artsakh in the near future.