Varuzhan Avetisyan: If court judgments against members of Sasna Tsrer are unsatisfactory, another revolution will be needed

Tatevik Shahunyan. In Armenia, anti-revolutionary forces have launched a large-scale anti-agitation campaign against the authorities, and the people must say their weighty say in this regard. This was announced today by a member of "Sasna Tsrer" group Varuzhan Avetisyan.

According to him, in order to get rid of the counter-revolutionary forces, the parliament must first be dissolved, and no reference to the Constitution should be taken into account, since in Armenia, according to him, there is neither Constitution nor laws. "All legal acts have so far been accepted usurping power by falsifying elections by forces, therefore, these documents do not have legal force," Avetisyan said, while not touching on the issue of the legitimacy of the prime minister's choice in parliament, which also, by his definition, was elected on the basis of rigged elections.

Speaking about the system of transitional justice, as Pashinyan said the other day, Avetisyan noted that he represents it in the form of jury trials, which will be guided not by laws, but by rules of law. "Only penal provisions can be applied from existing laws," Avetisyan said.

Referring to the activities of the previous authorities, he stressed that initially they had carried out a white genocide in the country, promoting mass migration, and were already ready to start implementing the "red genocide", but did not have time. As for the "Sasna Tsrer" group, according to Avetisyan, if the court judgments regarding its members are unsatisfactory, it means that nothing has changed in the country, "it means that it will be necessary to implement another revolution."