ARMENIAN TWO PARLIAMENTARY GROUPS ON VERGE OF SPLIT

PanARMENIAN.Net - According to «Arminfo» agency, two deputy groups of the Armenian National Assembly of Armenia: the Agro-industrial people's union and «People's deputy» are no the verge of split. According to the sources, close to the Agro-industrial People's Unity, the conflict between the leader of the group Amayak Hovannesian and its representatives is getting tense. According to the source, they came even to blows. Some members of the deputy group are ready to leave unless Amayak Hovannesian resigns from the leadership. At the same time, the source reports the high leadership of the country has given to understand it is interested in the deputy group's remaining united. According to the source, the final lot of the deputy group will be clear in several days when Amayak Hovannesian returns to republic. The similar situation, according to the source is with the «People's deputy» deputy group, headed by Karen Karapetian. It should be reminded that recently the group head has stated about the intention to establish a party on the basis of the deputy group that has brought to the conflict between Karapetian's supporters and the followers of the not formal leader of the group, the chair of the parliamentary committee for foreign relations Hovannes Hovannesian. Karapetian and Hovannesian can not solve the issue on who will head the established party. The source noted that if the compromises were not made, the deputy group would split.