ArmInfo.The Anti-Nazi Front of Armenia held a protest in front of the U.S. Embassy in Yerevan.  

Hayk Aivazyan, Chairman of the Anti-Nazi Front of Armenia, stated  that over 30 years the civilized world has had to witness the  despotism by the USA and its allies manifested by their forcing their  own values on and the "so-called American democracy" the entire  world. And the nations that opposed this pressure fell victim to  aggression. Among them are Yugoslavia, Iraq an Libya, with hundreds  of thousands of people, including children, falling victim to NATO  aggression. In this context, Mr Aivazyan noted that the so- called  American democracy is a present-day follow-up to Nazism. He said that  the color revolution in Ukraine brought to power those advocating  Nazism and reminded the participants of the Armenian people's  contribution to thee fight against Nazism during the Great Patriotic  War.

"And even now I am sure Russia's cause is just in Ukraine. Just  imagine the disaster should those in power in Ukraine could have  nuclear weapons," he said. According to him, Russia's military  operation aimed at "demilitarizing" and "denazifying" Ukraine is an  urgent necessity.    

The virologist and international expert in biological security Grigor  Grigoryan said that the protesters disagree with the West's policy.     

"It is common knowledge that biological security is a component of  national security. After the USSR disintegration, the post-Soviet  countries had a rich heritage in this field, and the USA started  developing it from 1998. Laboratories were opened in such countries  as Georgia, Armenia, Azerbaijan, Ukraine. The Russian military  operation in Ukraine revealed actual activities of the laboratories,"  he said.  The danger of biological weapons is that identifying them  and proving their use is a difficult task.  

According to Mr Grigoryan, Armenia (where 12 laboratories are  operating – ed.) is facing a similar threat now. He stressed the  inadmissibility of activities that are in conflict with the  Biological Weapons Convention (BWC) in the post-Soviet states,  including Armenia an called for control over the US-operated  laboratories.