The “Hraparak” newspaper writes:
“The CP has an internal decision not to address the newly created party of Hovik Aghazaryan and Hakob Aslanyan and their appeals in any way. We wrote that they were instructed not to answer the questions of their former party members even in the parliamentary question-and-answer format or to give formal answers, blurring their questions and observations.
Nevertheless, Hakob Aslanyan and Hovik Aghazaryan have decided to wage a war of nerves using the example of the fairy tale “The Master and the Servant”. We were informed that at the start of the regular sessions of the NA, the deputy chairman of the party’s board Aslanyan will give a solemn speech from the session hall to his former colleagues, informing them that the current composition of the Armenian parliament has been supplemented by a fourth party, their newly created United National Socialist Party (MASK), whose founding congress was on Saturday. On that day, the party elected a leadership team, the board, with Hovik Aghazaryan as president and Hakob Aslanyan as vice president.
And for the seven-member board, eight candidates were nominated, among whom the most well-known is Aghazaryan’s eldest son, Ivan, the others are, as they say, from the working class: Vanik Virabyan, a builder, Lyova Mkhitaryan, head of the NGO, Sargis Hovhannisyan, Artur Muradyan.”
More details in today’s issue of the newspaper
