Levon Ter-Petrosyan shaped  his own way of overcoming the crisis in  Armenia

ArmInfo. The first President of Armenia Levon Ter-Petrosyan presented his vision of overcoming the crisis in which the republic finds itself today.

For example, Ter-Petrosyan, in his statement on the iLur.am website,  stated that today the opposition candidate for Prime Minister of  Armenia from the Movement to Save the Motherland, Vazgen Manukyan,  presented three ways out of the situation: a military coup ; removal  of power through popular pressure organized by the Movement;  inadmissibility of the organization of early elections by the  incumbent Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan.

At the same time, the first president of Armenia that Manukyan  absolutely believes not take into account the unconstitutionality of  the first option. According to him, the army is well aware of this,  despite the pressure of the opposition, resolutely rejected this  option.

Ter-Petrosyan was also skeptical about the possibilities of the  Movement, stating that it had already sunk into oblivion, since time  had shown that it did not enjoy the support of wide public circles  and had completely exhausted itself.

At the same time, the First President agreed with Manukyan on the  third option. "Why? Because the prime minister and the political  force behind him, in addition to trying to avoid responsibility for  the shameful loss in the war, are guided not by concern about  strengthening and strengthening the state, but solely by an  undisguised delusion of maintaining their own power at any cost. I  also agree with the statements, that if the current authorities  organize elections, they will not hesitate to use the administrative  resource, which can lead to hotbeds of tension at all polling  stations, "wrote Ter-Petrosyan, expressing his conviction that these  will be the most shameful elections in the history of Armenia.

Based on the above, the only way proceeding from the interests of the  Prime Minister, in the opinion of the first President of the Republic  of Armenia, is his immediate and voluntary resignation, and with  legal guarantees of security from the parliament and his at least  temporary residence abroad. "In this case, the duties of the prime  minister should be entrusted to a non-partisan deputy prime minister  who, with his neutrality, will be able to ensure the holding of fair  elections," Ter-Petrosyan concluded.