Vice Speaker: The government must respond to threats, otherwise it  will lead to chaos

ArmInfo.  Each political force may have its own super-tasks, which can vary, as stated by  NA Vice Speaker  Ruben Rubinyan to journalists  on July 8, while commenting on the charges brought against members of the "Sacred Struggle" movement for terrorism and an attempted coup.

 "Imagine what would happen if, for instance, we were to eliminate  the opposition in pursuit of our super- tasks? You understand that  nothing good can come from such a step, because it is a road that  leads to chaos.  Some people claim to be against violence, yet they  assign themselves super-tasks. This is a misguided notion. Violence  cannot be justified in the name of any goals, otherwise it would mean  justifying the same violence," the Vice Speaker noted. As an example,  he referenced  a recording involving Archbishop Bagrat Galstanyan,  the leader of the "Sacred Struggle" protest movement, discussing the  murder of two people.  "They say that the recording is allegedly  edited, and the opposition says that the statement is taken out of  the text. But tell me how it is possible to take the words about the  murder of two people out of the text," the Vice Speaker of the  National Assembly said.