but they're the main to rebecca cherry and i have been calling nicole actually on a traitor and has been pushing the line that he is going to be tougher. all insecurity, he's going to reassert armenia, is military strength. we'll have to wait and see, of course, what the electorate see and all of this. it's been a pretty vicious campaign with lots of nasty language being thrown around by size. and there are plenty of people in mania who was sick with a whole thing, particularly those who lost loved ones, sovereigns, brothers fathers, in the race and fighting those that i've been speaking to are basically saying that, that done with a whole thing. plenty of interest in this election from the vote. i mean, i can see plenty of people behind you. is that reflective of? well, hopefully not be a sort of voter apathy that we saw, for example, in, in iran yesterday. no that doesn't seem to be so far. yeah. we've been crossing between 2 different polling stations on opposite sides of the street. one you can see behind me in a school. so is the one that i was that on the other side of the street t

but they're the main to rebecca cherry and has been calling for nicholas. actually, i'm a traitor and has been pushing the line that he is going to be tough. all insecurity. he's going to reassert armenia, is military strength. we'll have to wait and see, of course, what the electorate see and all of this. it's been a pretty vicious campaign with lots of naughty language being thrown around by size, and there are plenty of people in all mania who are sick with the whole thing, particularly those who lost loved ones, sons, brothers fathers, in the race and fighting those that i've been speaking to, i basically saying that that done with the whole thing on to other news and israel's new prime minister, enough totally bennett to describe the iranian president elect. abraham rice is when it's a final wakeup call for world powers for return to the 2015 nuclear deal. you made those comments during a cabinet meeting. re, selection is i would say the last chance for the world powers to wake up before returning to the nuclear agreement and to understand who they're

but they're the main to rebecca cherry and has been calling nicole actually on a traitor and has been pushing the line that he is going to be tough. all insecurity, he's going to reassert armenian and military strength, will have to wait and see, of course, what the electorate see and all of this, it's been a, a pretty vicious campaign with lots of nasty language being thrown around by size. and there are plenty of people you know, mania who are sick with the whole thing, particularly those who lost loved ones, sons, brothers, fathers, in the recent fighting. those that i've been speaking to. i basically saying that, that done with the whole thing. supporters of iran, the new president of celebration, his victory on the street to turn round atlanta abraham racy was declared the winner on saturday. an election that was marked by the voter apathy and economic hardship. he went around 62 percent support just on the half of eligible voters support below. turn out on the schools. the challenges ahead when before the chief justice takes power in august, i'll just here. as i said, beg report

although rebecca cherry and is still pursuing the legal means to try to make the prime minister's office his the tone of the press conference he gave you on tuesday was of a man who realizes that it's not to be if team is compiling a list of what it called electron frauds, a proof of those to submit to the constitutional court. but he acknowledged that perhaps he wasn't as popular as he thought. and that many people in menia did not want to go back to the governments of the past. but for observers in armenia and armenians, it's interesting to as much to hear what he didn't say as much as what he did. he didn't call for 3 protests. he isn't taking this to the st. you've been trying to force this other than through the course. i'm back can only be a good thing for armenia. that means that this election was conducted competitively by international standards. and the threats of street violence seems to be passing . saddam's prime minister says fractures within the country, security forces are deeply worried and della conduct is urging reconciliation between military and political factions an

just because of that devastating defeat against, as a, by john last year and his main rival, rebecca cherry, i'm a former president, is trying to convince both says not to judge him by the corruption and fleas of his ears in office and to trust him again as a strong man who can rebuild armenia as mites and its military standing now on pac some of the way this is, but never saudi on who is a political analyst and the head of vans press club. now, something i'm trying to get my head around over the last few days is how is it that a prime minister, his last a war can still be a front runner in an election like this? why is he still as popular it is? i think the main reason is that the choice for citizens is between the past and the present. and i will say that population of our me neither like the past or the present. so their choice will be based on maybe thrust on promises and personal seen. but this in fact, none of the 2 main competitors or for any clean perspective for the future. and that is where the choice choice, it's very hard, they're out of course, some smaller political groups tha

but it doesn't mean that this election isn't being contested, and rebecca, cherry and party has already come out basically saying that it believes that there are been voting irregularity, significant voting irregularities in this election. and they won't accept any results until i have analyze what those irregularities all. there are warnings of possible power costs across several iranian cities after it's only nuclear power plant went into an emergency shut down the head of the state. energy company says the bushie, a plant may not be operational for up to 4 days as the 1st time to iran has reported an emergency. that's kind. there had been warnings in the past that the plant could stop functioning if iran couldn't buy equipment from russia. because of us banking sanctions have at all, it has been announced in the news and you might have heard to the nuclear share of power has been subject to an emergency shut down, which will last for 3 to 4 days. it was shut down yesterday. when you lose a 1000 megawatts of your plans capacity, the likelihood of blackouts will rise ations to revive t

and rebecca cherry and party has already come out basically saying that it believes that there are been voting irregularities, significant voting irregularities in this election, and they won't accept any results until i have analyzed what those irregularities all where we heard of this before recently. well, it's pretty much what donald trump did, following the us election. now the central election committee here said that yes, although they have been some voting irregularities in large and in maine, this is been the whole election has been conducted in line with legal norms. now presidium is calling his supporters house to the square behind me for 8 p. m local time, tomorrow, that's 16 g m t. if carrying supporters do something similar, then we're going to have a situation where there are 2 blocks of support is trying to have st. rallies over the next few days, and that could mean that the potential for crashes on the streets is going to rise . rory, you'll keep us up today, i'm sure, in the meantime, thank you very much for a challenge that reporting. my 1st is from armenia. let's ta

and the former prime minister and rebecca cherry, i'm who is a former president at the answer, a former carry on is essentially a moral storage area and former president who has positive painted by scandal. the question is, one of the votes, who's going to choose for i, how are they feeling about each of those candidates, given this great crisis to the country has gone for a while, i find it interesting, rory that the race appears to be quite as close as it is because well, mr. katrina and you would think this would be a great opportunity for him given his opponent is running off to. well, let's face that losing a war. yeah. well, i would say that was a fairly natural assumption would be that it's a prime minister, the last a war as disastrously as nicole fashion. and it would be political history, but doesn't seem to be the case. you know, the analysts that we've been speaking to here in the people on the ground, etc. i'll say yes that he does carry song, blame a lot of blame for that to face, but it's not just his responsibility alone. you can point to decades many years, at least of

battling to get into the building behind me that step department is office our nicole passion and rebecca cherry. now she is the acting prime minister. he's been in the job for about 3 years time. now he's trying to convince voters that although there was this catastrophic military defeat last year, that should not throw out his anti corruption reformist agenda just because of that . that's the, his message to the people. his main rival contrary and who was armenia seconds president is trying to tell where it says that they should ignore the kind of the fleas and the scandals and the corruption associated with his. he is in office and trust him again as a strong man who is going to rebuild. army is military and it's strengthened standing in the region. so those are the kind of messages that these 2 men have being put to been putting to devices. we'll have to wait and see how can, how convincing they have been. there are plenty of people i think, in the country who doesn't like either of these 2 men particularly meet those. we expect them to have had a lost lost son or a brother or i father in th

yes, moscow considers rebecca cherry and a friend of russia and yes, nichol pasheti. and in his early days when he came to power on a wave of street protests looking much like one of the color revolutions that moscow pours, they were very worried about what nichol passion yan was going to do. but i think the 3 years that he's been in office, been a bit of a reality check for him about how independent armenia can be from russia. and also you have the outcome of the conflicts, as you say, which has left moscow with peacekeepers on the ground in the going to carry back and, and other parts of that region. and essentially both candidates, knowing that the con, diverge too much from being friends with moscow, and therefore moscow is pretty comfortable with both of these candidates. i'll just say we're, we're each helen's reporting live from the event for the mother already. many thanks. indeed, supporters of iran's new president of celebrated his victory on the streets of ron . hardly, not. abraham r e. c was declared the winner on saturday and an election marked by voter

his rival needs worse than his rival, rebecca cherry and has a history that is when he was the 2nd president of armenia associated with corruption, with a system of patronage. and i'm much more harry installed a government. they didn't want to go back back to that bus, that lat cluster, turn out suggest that there is also a great many people in armenia because of the war because of this campaign and the child associated with it had been turned off in politics completely for the vote was really about the war as you say, what is pushing and say about where he wants to take mania. now actually looking forward. well i think the both candidates were saying that they are going to rebuild the strength from the reputation of armenia box. robert katrina contrarian was essentially a much more bellicose candidates, much more the sort of strong mind image and wanted to suggest that he could perhaps take back territory that was lost by armenia in the war last year. if he had succeeded, would have put the cease fire and the peace treaty that was broken by russia in jeopardy. so i think there are many peop

his main rival is rebecca cherry. and he is trying to persuade voters not to judge him by the brother doughty legacy of his. he is in office as president and to trust him is a strong man who's going to reset. armenia is military strength. there are plenty of people though, who don't really like either of these 2 options now for them it's a choice as well to be hold on nose and within one or 2 we just ignore the elections whatsoever. but as i said, election turned out to sate vomiting pretty good. so it seems that most people are making your choice. rather, it's interesting that it is the close, isn't it re, given what you've just described as these 2 men, one who's lost a war one, who's had all these corruption problems dating back? what is it now over 12 years, 12 or 13 years and yet it's still a very close race. yeah, yeah. and it surprised me as well. i would say that sierra, probably at maybe unwritten, but perhaps all this rule of politics would be that if you're a prime minister and you lose of all the not going

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