Until now, the world has not grasped how the revolution took place in Armenia. The North suspects the West, the West suspects the East, the East suspects the South, and the South—the North.

Acting Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan on Friday noted the abovementioned during his talk with the residents of Yeghvard town, and within the framework of the My Step alliance’s campaign rallies for the upcoming snap parliamentary election in Armenia.

“Because what took place [in Armenia] is so incomprehensible to everyone that they say, ‘What was this conspiracy?’” Pashinyan stated. “We [the people of Armenia] have not allowed and will not allow for any foreign force to enter and decide matters in Armenia; this is a matter of national and personal dignity. We shall turn Armenia into a leader country.”

The acting PM commented also on the foreign policy of Armenia and said as follows, in particular:

“Today the government and authorities of the Republic of Armenia are so legitimate and have the people’s mandate that they can represent Armenia strongly, powerfully, and dignifiedly at most diverse instances.”