The ruling Civil Contract party of Armenia assured that, despite opposition protests, they are not discussing the possibility of Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan’s resignation or early parliamentary elections, Report informs via TASS.
Ruling party of Armenia: Pashinyan’s resignation not being discussed
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