Former officials are leaving as the process reaches completion, leaving only Nikol as the working former official in Armenia. This signifies a change of era, with Nikol’s era coming to an end. Vahé Hovhannisyan, the head of the Alternative Initiatives Group, highlighted this in his recent article, asserting that the powers of the old regime have been defeated, leaving no other option. As we enter a transitional phase, the future remains uncertain with the potential for both quick and violent changes. The focus now shifts to preserving national unity, gaining fresh perspectives, and building a new modern state while working in the best interest of the Armenian Cause.

During this phase, the duration and quality of the changes depend on the national, public, and political mindset or consensus. The temporary leader, Charls Darvinyan, has a visionary perspective that emphasizes the need to move beyond the transitional phase, embrace new opportunities, and progress through evolution. Despite the national conscience associating Nikol with various crucial matters such as Artsakh, security, Russia, Turkey, and the region, a new reality has emerged, and the ordinary citizen recognizes the importance of a realistic platform.

In such a situation, leaving Agresia and rejecting the state of emergency would be a rational response. Nikol’s psychological and historical influence has caused suffering for Armenia, making it an irrational option during any emergency. Consequently, the people reject everyone, denying the authority in this process, which ultimately affords Nikol an opportunity to step out of the frame.

Armenia has rejected Nikol’s party and historical outlook, fueling the people’s rejection of authority. This rejection creates a pathway for Nikol to break free from the confines of his previous position. The nation now looks towards the future with the aim of rebuilding and transforming, symbolizing a new era for Armenia.