How will the opposition move?

Within the framework of his pre-election promises, Nikol continues the policy of redistributing property, isolating opponents, and leading the country toward disproportionate concessions, wrote NA deputy Tigran Abrahamyan.

“Now it is necessary to understand how the opposition – and especially the forces that crossed the electoral threshold in the National Assembly elections – will move forward.

The issue of whether or not to take up mandates should not be viewed purely as a binary choice between entering or boycotting the National Assembly. It should instead be assessed in light of both pre-election commitments and the broader political objectives declared by these forces.

In the 10 days following the elections, the incumbent authorities have been moving forward with difficulty, attempting to consolidate their positions and counter the narrative of electoral irregularities. Meanwhile, the opposition continues to delay, sending public signals that appear misaligned with the current political situation,” he wrote.