The leader of the opposition parliamentary faction “Bright Armenia,” Edmon Marukyan, has announced his intention to write a letter requesting amnesty for recent political developments in Armenia, according to a report by the “Zhoghovurd” daily newspaper. While Marukyan had not previously disclosed the reasons behind his political stance, he has actively engaged in external political discussions on the country’s current situation. Details revealed in the newspaper shed light on Marukyan’s decision to leave the country, citing issues such as the term of office for Nikol Pashinyan and the demands of the opposition alliance “One Step” from Armenia. Marukyan has also criticized the Armenian government for not fulfilling the opposition’s demands and accused them of tarnishing the image of peacekeepers through an article in the “Tribune” newspaper.

Furthermore, sources have informed us that members of the “Bright Armenia” party are demanding Marukyan either officially resign or step down from his position as parliamentary faction leader. The party’s leaders have not yet expressed an official position on these issues, leaving the final decision up in the air. In conclusion, Edmon Marukyan has decided to resign as leader of the parliamentary faction in the National Assembly, citing special circumstances. This information has been obtained through sources by the “Zhoghovurd” daily newspaper.