Second President Robert Kocharyan, the leader of the "Armenia" bloc that will run in the snap parliamentary elections on June 20, and Vahe Hakobyan, the leader of Reviving Armenia party which is included in this bloc, on Wednesday met with the residents and the representatives of the “Armenia” bloc election offices in Malatia-Sebastia and Shengavit districts of Yerevan, according to the bloc's Facebook page.

"If you do a job believing, putting emotion in it, the result is always something else. But if you do it with suspicion, you are not honest with yourself, in this situation you leave something ‘half-baked,’ then you will not have a good result," Kocharyan said, addressing those present. "Are we getting under the ‘burden?’ Then let’s get [under] to the end. This has been the credo of my life, and I shall continue like that.”

Hakobyan, in his turn, noted that the popularity rating of the "Armenia" bloc was growing steadily, and this was not accidental. "Twenty six political forces have applied to run in these elections. But we [the ‘Armenia’ bloc] differ in our content; we have a strong team and a clear position. But all this does not mean that we have to sit relaxed now, because there is still considerable work to be done to reach the bar we have set," added Vahe Hakobyan.