Lawyer: This show will be short-lived

ArmInfo.  Lawyer Alexander Kochubaev has urged his compatriots not to believe in the statements made by Armenian law enforcement agencies.  On his social media page,  he recalled that just a few months ago, a case was dismissed against  a citizen who had been accused by law enforcement agencies of trying  to seize power based on a falsified recording.  "The author of the  "Coup Plan" is Nikol Pashinyan, who is also the author of the events  of March 1, 2008. 

According to him, even a gathering of just 5 people in a yard is a  coup attempt. Unfortunately, our country is being led by a person  with unresolved childhood traumas, who sees threat even in the  behavior of yard dogs. Stay vigilant, do not panic, there is no place  for us in prison, this show will be short-lived with forced  treatment," the lawyer emphasized. 

In turn, another lawyer, Raffi Aslanyan, recalled that the  Investigative Committee of the Republic of Armenia had released a  statement claiming that the leaders of the protest movement were  planning to carry out terrorist acts, including explosions. However,  as the lawyer pointed out, no concrete evidence has been found so  far: no explosive device, incendiary mixtures, or even  tools for  damaging tires. "I will let everyone draw their own conclusions using  common sense. Let's follow the process," Raffi Aslanyan noted.