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Baku/18.03.21/Turan: Early elections to the Armenian parliament will be held on June 20, Armenian Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan wrote on Facebook.
On March 18, he held talks with the leader of the Prosperous Armenia faction Gagik Tsarukyan. The parties stated that the best way out of the current internal political situation is early parliamentary elections, "Sputnik Armenia" reported.
It should be noted that earlier the leader of the third parliamentary faction "Enlightened Armenia" Edmon Marukyan also announced its readiness for early elections.
Thus, all parliamentary factions agreed to hold elections, which weakens the radical opposition, demanding the immediate resignation of Nikol Pashinyan from the post of prime minister. -02D-
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