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“The first explosion was in my father’s pocket.” Shant Harutyunyan’s son is telling about yesterday’s explosions

November 07,2013 18:59

Shahen Harutyunyan, Shant Harutyunyan’s 14-year-old son, is telling new details to Aravot.am regarding yesterday’s explosions on Mashtots Avenue. “We definitely did not have bottles of petrol, but the explosives may have been on both sides. At first, it was very unexpected for me, because the explosive exploded in my father’s pocket,” told Shahen Harutyunyan assuring that he was not aware of their supporters having explosives with them, or not. At the same he ruled out the possibility of dropping the explosive in his father’s pocket by somebody else. To remind that yesterday Shant Harutyunyan before starting the action stated that they did not take anything other than “bottles of petrol, stone, sticks, Y-shaped sticks and manganese bronze.” Later, Shahen added that they were planning a peaceful march, and what changed the situation, he did not want to say. Shahen Harutyunyan, referring to circulating rumors that the explosives were dropped not by them, but by the police, he said, “Who are making these statements? I do not know how it was, I was very much messed up at that time, these explosions were a surprise to me.” Shahen also said that shortly before the police called him and told that his father wanted to see him. That was the reason of his intention to go to the Liberty Square after their belongings, which did not happen. In the coming hours, he is going to see his father.

 

Arpine SIMONYAN

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