Thursday, September 9 2021 14:24

ArmInfo.On October 1, the National Democratic Pole (renamed "Sasna Tsrer")  invites its supporters to take part in a rally, to be held in Freedom Square at 6pm.

As stated in the statement of the political force, the NDP resumes  its active struggle. "The timing is due to the imperative that the  Armenian people must in every possible way prevent the signing and  implementation of documents by the treacherous regime in the coming  months, which threatens the collapse of the state, with the ultimate  goal of overthrowing the current regime and forming a national  transitional government," the statement said.

The first rally-march will take place on October 1 at 6:00pm from  Freedom Square in Yerevan. "We call on the compatriots participating  in the struggle to take into account that the process will be  complicated, difficult and relatively long, therefore it is necessary  to be persistent and patient. We are convinced that thanks to our  consolidated struggle, Armenia will overcome the current challenge"  to be or not to be ", will be reborn as a full-fledged and worthy  member of the family civilized countries ",  noted in the statement  of the NDP.

To recall, after the early elections to the National Assembly on June  20, the National Democratic Pole (gained 18,976 votes or 1.49%)  stated that it does not recognize the results of the early "unfair  and not free" elections to the Armenian parliament and continues the  national liberation struggle in order to prevent conclusion of a  "delimitation and demarcation agreement with Baku". As Vahe  Gasparyan, a cardiac surgeon by profession, candidate for prime  minister from the NDP, said at a press conference, "the extraordinary  elections to the Armenian parliament were held by order and under the  full control of Moscow, as a result of which a Russian-subject  National Assembly was formed." According to him, the current ruling  party does not hide that it is ready to sign a "delimitation"  document with Baku, which is fraught with the transfer of the  "Artsakh issue" from the OSCE MG format to the trilateral format of  Moscow, Baku and Anakara, closing the page on recognizing the  Armenian Genocide in Ottoman Turkey and returning historical lands of  Armenia. "We are on the verge of epoch-making geopolitical changes -  the hour of political Sardarapat has come, when the entire  post-Soviet space will be able to pass the path to decolonization,"  he said, stressing that the outcome "of the struggle will depend on  the initiative of the Armenian people."