Hraparak daily of Armenia writes as follows, in particular: The parliamentary opposition of Armenia is organizing a joint rally [in Yerevan] with the political authorities of Artsakh [(Nagorno-Karabakh)] on September 2, the day of the declaration of Artsakh's independence. (…).

With this gathering, in addition to the fact that the opposition will attempts to counterbalance the authorities, showing that it is not going to close the Artsakh page, it will also send a message to the public that it is united in national issues, which also gives the opportunity to take steps towards resolving all other issues.

Let us recall that on September 2, 1991, Artsakh declared its independence from the Soviet Union. Now [Armenian PM Nikol] Pashinyan openly says he handed over Artsakh so that he could establish peace in Armenia, and let those who disagree make a revolution.