RPA: We are open to all forces willing to jointly form a transitional  government

ArmInfo. The Republican Party of Armenia expresses its concern over the recent negative developments in the country, which are now taking on new manifestations, as noted in a statement issued by the party's executive body,  announced by RA National Assembly Member Hayk Mamijanyan on March 4.

According to the statement, there are ongoing illegal attacks against  the Armenian Apostolic Church  in the country, a serious  deterioration in the geopolitical situation is observed, and the  disproportionate response of the Armenian authorities to this  situation, clear abuse of administrative resources ahead of the  parliamentary elections, and  systemic destruction of democratic  institutions pose a direct threat to sovereignty, stability, and  constitutional order. "We clearly state: unless the situation  changes, the upcoming parliamentary elections on June 7 cannot be  considered free, fair, and democratic. They carry the risk of  becoming a formality, allowing international actors  to legitimize an  anti-people and anti-state regime.

While emphasizing the importance of monitoring the upcoming elections  and ensuring active citizen participation, we reaffirm that the legal  resignation of the country's current leaders is essential to prevent  the final collapse of Armenian statehood," the RPA statement reads.   Based on the above, the RPA calls on all opposition forces and  citizens to rise above narrow partisan interests and unite around the  impeachment of the current Prime Minister of the Republic of Armenia.  The RPA is launching a series of negotiations and consultations on  this issue. "We are open to all forces willing to jointly form a  transitional government led by a new candidate for prime minister who  can restore democratic values and ensure truly free elections.  Armenia's future cannot depend on a regime that disregards its own  history and faith, his imprisoned  sons, undermines the country's  security, and  fears the will of its own people. The time for action  and unity has come," the RPA statement emphasized.