ARF rep accuses Turkish authorities of interfering in Armenia`s  internal affairs

ArmInfo.Gegham Manukyan, a member of the Armenian parliament from the opposition "Armenia" faction, accused the Turkish authorities of interfering in the internal affairs of the Republic of Armenia.

"Turkey is interfering in Armenia's internal political and electoral  affairs, and in the formation of the future government," the MP wrote  on his Facebook page.

He supported his words by noting that Turkish Foreign Minister Hakan  Fidan told reporters on January 15 that elections would be held in  Armenia in early June, which would be an important milestone.  Manukyan also noted that Fidan also noted that Pashinyan currently  leads public opinion, and that Ankara truly supports the constructive  role he has played in this matter, adding that this line and this  desire must continue. Furthermore, the Dashnaktsakan also noted  Fidan's words regarding the route through southern Armenia, where he  expressed hope that they would see "the Zangezur Corridor implemented  as Azerbaijan desires, because it is important in terms of the Middle  Corridor." The Turkish official assured that such a desire currently  exists at the political leadership level in Azerbaijan, Armenia, and  Turkey, on all three sides.

In this regard, Manukyan wondered how many representatives of the  Armenian government would publicly point the finger at Fidan and  declare his interference in Armenia's sovereign affairs unacceptable,  as they did just a few days ago in the case of Russian journalist  Vladimir Solovyov.

"They won't do this, because in the coming months, Baku and Ankara  will become the saviors and helpers of this government, they will  replicate it, and complete its plans," the opposition leader  expressed conviction.