The "Past" daily writes that in the post-election situation, the opposition appeals to the Supreme Court, demanding the invalid recognition of the election results, and the "satellites" attached to the CP begin to talk about the illegitimacy of the elections, with possible preparations for new elections. According to the newspaper, Nikol Pashinyan is taking hasty steps, including the project to give the right to vote to those who have lived in Armenia for half a year, as well as statements about "closing" and "deposing" the opposition.
According to the assessment of "Past", the goal is to secure at least 65 percent in the parliament and to have an opposition made up of "satellites", which, according to the newspaper, can be approved by the EU.
