Pashinyan calls for revolution against opposition

Armenian Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan has called on citizens who disagree with his leadership to take to the streets and 'carry out a revolution' to change the government. In a provocative statement, Pashinyan declared that as long as he is prime minister, he will 'crush' the opposition and urged those who believe recent parliamentary elections were falsified to join the protests. The remarks have sparked accusations of inciting chaos, with critics labeling Pashinyan a Western puppet. The call comes amid ongoing political tensions in Armenia following disputed elections.