The "Fact" daily writes:
Yesterday, the US State Department expressed concern over the continuation of anti-democratic actions, including the political opposition, and the civil society, including the government's actions, and the internal affair is the country's internal affairs, and we are "full of crocleas." However, the question is to read the assessments and formulations of the US State Department, I have the impression that we are talking about Armenia without changing the letter and comma. But isn't it?
The State Department is silent, when Nikol Pashinyan's government continues and details the political opposition's arrest and detention to the authorities to persecute the authorities, and so on, etc. What does it turn out? If the opposition in Georgia is pro-Western, then the actions of the Georgian authorities are condemned, and if the authorities in Armenia are pro-Armenian, they are in statehood and national positions, so it is possible to turn a blind eye to the repressive actions of Nikol Pashinyan.
The same goes for European countries and structures. It is true that there are information that EU countries have expressed some concerns through their ambassadors, but no public talk has been heard.
Due to this, no confidence in the West is deepened in the Armenian society.
