Pookie time: Armenia's prime minister accuses the army of trying to make pimp

Tensions between Pashian and the military rose in open conflict Thursday when armed forces chief Onik Gasparyan and other senior commanders accused the prime minister of bringing Armenia “abused collapse”.

As a counter-responsive, Pasinian dismissed Gasparyan and urged his supporters to march to Republic Square in Yerevan, the site of the popular revolution that brought him to power three years ago.

In that protest, there were both counter-proposors, writes The Guardian, translates Periscopi.

There has been no reports that the army has mobilized to capture government buildings or to remove Pashiyan from power. Sidqofte, disappointment with the prime minister has increased following Armenia's loss in the six-week war with Azerbaijan in Nagorno-Karabakh last year.

As part of an agreement enabled by Russia, Armenia had been forced to make painful concessions to Azerbaijan, giving it cities and villages it had gained after the collapse of the Soviet Union.

Nagorno-Karabakh is internationally known as part of Azerbaijan, but is populated by ethnic Armenians.

Finally, there has been a rash in Myanmar, and the political consequences of which are still continuing. /Periscope