Armenian acting PM Nikol Pashinyan has invited ex-presidents Robert Kocharyan and Levon Ter-Petrosyan for debates.

"These elections are a great opportunity for the citizens of Armenia to take revenge for election fraud after 1996," Pashinyan noted on Sunday at a meeting with his supporters at the office of the Civil Contract party.

According to him, all those forces are taking part in the current elections, which at one time stole the votes of voters and now is a great opportunity for civil revenge. In these elections, citizens must confirm their power, and for this, the Civil Contract party must gain 60% of the vote, Pashinyan said.

"This decision will be made by the citizen. These are very difficult elections, and this should be an assessment of the entire history of the third republic because all the leaders of the third republic are participating in these elections," he said.

Nikol Pashinyan noted that for several days he has been publishing assessments and facts from the history of the Karabakh conflict, but has not received any existing returns in connection with them. 

"On June 18, I invite Levon Ter-Petrosyan and Robert Kocharyan to a direct debate, and then everything will become clear. It's easy to be a daredevil in closed rooms. You will come, we will stand against each other and talk, you will explain why Karabakh was excluded from the negotiation process in 1997," he concluded.