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As I have already written, at least three parties are participating in this election campaign whose goal is not to secure enough votes and enter parliament, but to convince voters that the more or less influential opponents of their real candidate — namely, Pashinyan — are “Russian spies.” At the same time, these propaganda groups (officially called “parties”) are promoting the idea that their de facto candidate is overly kind and democratic, whereas what really needs to be done is to draw the sword and cut…
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