Political analyst Hakob Badalyan wrote in his Telegram channel:
"After the 44-day war, I slept and woke up every day with questions to myself, there are questions that I have asked thousands of times. At the moment of shaving, I have no more questions for myself, I have given myself the answers to all my questions," he declared Nikol Pashinyan at the end of his almost one and a half hour long interview. As they say, "the title is at the end".
An hour and a half of conversation, so that at the end the main motive of the whole interview was said: "I don't have any more questions for myself." In fact, what was Nikol Pashinyan saying before that, for an hour and a half? He was asking questions to his so-called teammates, his politicians or to the party team. Yes, he spoke for an hour and a half about having questions for his team, and he said it in various terms. that is, it is not a repetition of already expressed thoughts, it was as follows: "I have no more questions for myself, now I have questions for the team".
Of course, as always, the team will spread the links of the interview without forgetting. But what does Pashinyan say: I haven't slept at night for four years, now it's time for you to not sleep, wait for the SMS. This means two things.
Either Pashinyan hints to the team that he personally received the answer to the main question that concerns him - "security guarantee", and urges that each of them should see his own "headshot", or Pashinyan is just starting to be "unruly". velvet revolution", and in this context, I would like to draw attention to the fact that Gyumri is again in the "starting point" position. The whole question is whether it what responsibility is going to be left on the team so to speak?
So, when Pashinyan announced from the podium of the parliament that "when I ride a bicycle, you are asleep for you", it was only a preface to the parliamentary opposition, and in the true sense of the word, his allusion was directed to the parliamentary majority. Now it will be really difficult to sleep, of course for those who are able to visualize the nuances of politics.
