Professor: Internal hostility in Armenia has become so extreme that  it has deprived citizens of even the slightest ability to think  clearly

ArmInfo.  Internal hostility in Armenia has become so extreme that it has deprived citizens of even the slightest ability to think clearly and analyze. This is what Professor Gevork Danielyan, Doctor of Law, writes in his article.

According to him, the real value of the clearly staged terrorist  threat video should be assessed, at least in light of the chronology  of its appearance and the possible developments it may contribute to.

"Firstly, just a few days ago, a resolution by the Azerbaijani  authorities was circulated at the UN, attempting to accuse Armenia of  committing terrorist acts involving mercenaries. It's worth noting  that the Azerbaijani press has become adept at producing and  distributing anti-Armenian videos in the Armenian language. But  instead of confronting this, our country immediately resorted to  mutual accusations over the aforementioned video and threats to  cancel the elections. Meanwhile, given the current balance of power,  I believe other questions are unnecessary," the professor noted.

Recall that the day before, Armenian Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan  showed footage of masked men speaking "with a Karabakh accent" and  threatening to kill him. Pashinyan called them cowards and promised  to "take off their masks himself." Several political forces in the  country admitted that the video was staged in this regard.

It should be noted that the next parliamentary elections will be held  in Armenia on June 7, in which 19 political forces - 17 parties and 2  blocs - have registered to participate.