Wings of Unity: Turning points are ahead 

ArmInfo.The Wings of Unity Party intends to continue the fight to restore justice in Armenia. This is what the party's representative, former Chairman of the RA  State Revenue Committee, David Ananyan, writes.

"Our relative silence is not a pause or a retreat. This is a stage  when the most important decisions and the most intensive work are  carried out behind the scenes. Currently, we are focused on the most  serious legal and political work related to the electoral processes -  from the recount of votes in Yerevan and several regional electoral  districts to assessing all possible scenarios for future  developments," noted David Ananyan.

He emphasized that one thing is already clear: Wings of Unity has  emerged as an influential political force, and this reality can no  longer be ignored. "And our role in the upcoming political processes  will be determined not only by our actions, but also by the overall  political developments expected in the country.  The situation in  Armenia is still far from resolved. Complex, decisive, and possibly  turning points await us.  Therefore, at this stage, more than ever,  perseverance, inner strength, organization, and readiness for any  scenario are needed. We are working, we have not retreated, our  struggle continues," the former head of the State Revenue Committee  wrote.

As a reminder, parliamentary elections were held in Armenia on June  7, 2026. Voter turnout was 58.97%.

According to preliminary data from Armenia's Central Election  Commission, after counting votes from all 2,005 polling stations,  Nikol Pashinyan's ruling Civil Contract party, Samvel Karapetyan's  Strong Armenia bloc, and second president Robert Kocharyan's Armenia  bloc have all qualified for parliament. The remaining candidates  scored below the required threshold of 4% for parties and 8-10% for  blocs.