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Why aren't there arsenals of these kinds of "legal" items in our homes and yours? Torosyan
Arsen Torosyan, a member of the National Assembly's KP faction, wrote on his social media page:
"When our law enforcement officers find such arsenals in the homes of Dashnaks or other "saviors," they raise hysteria, saying that they sell crackers in stores, that weapons are legal, that communication devices are not prohibited, and so on, although in this case a combat grenade cannot be considered legal in any way.
Let's say, dear people, why are there no arsenals of such "legal" items in our and your homes, but only in the homes of "saviors of the homeland"? Do you know why? Because there is no homeland for them, for them, there is only the narrow interests of their criminal-oligarchic group, for which they are ready to blow up, shoot, burn, and commit other acts of terrorism, including against their supporters.
And when you consider all this in the context of a prevented terrorism and military coup, everything falls into place. By the way, the Dashnaks had the same plans back in the 90s, that's why there were many arrests and convictions back then, and only thanks to Robert Kocharyan did many of them find freedom."
