Oppositionist: Pashinyan declared anyone in Armenia who does not  share his views as personal enemies

ArmInfo.  Armenian Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan had forgiven the crimes committed by Turks and Azerbaijanis long ago, but has declared anyone in Armenia who does not share his views as personal enemies, as noted by Tigran Abrahamyan, a member of the opposition "With Honor" faction in the  parliament, in his Facebook post. "Given the numerous violations  recorded during the ongoing sham trial in Azerbaijan, former Artsakh  State Minister Ruben Vardanyan refused the services of a lawyer,  believing his rights were being violated even in his presence. Amid  the warming relations between Aliyev and Pashinyan, Armenians are  suffering in Azerbaijani prisons, while the Republic of Armenia is  being labeled an aggressor and a war criminal. Meanwhile, Armenian  prisons are filling with opponents of the Pashinyan government-former  presidents, clergy, philanthropists, members of parliament, and  dozens of other individuals who not only reject the current regime's  position under any circumstances, but also fight for the interests of  the country and our citizens," the MP emphasized.

The MP cited David Hambardzumyan as an example. "The clearly unlawful  verdict against David Hambardzumyan, head of the enlarged Masis  community, culminates the authorities' political course of  maintaining power at any cost and filling the system with their own  people. Although some activists and citizens are not currently in  prison, political persecution against them continues," Abrahamyan  emphasized.