The "Armenia" bloc has not yet decided whether to accept the parliamentary mandates.
Modern.az reports with reference to Armenian media that this was stated by the country's former president and the bloc's prime ministerial candidate Robert Kocharyan.
According to him, the issue will be discussed with other opposition forces.
Kocharyan noted that deputy mandates can be an important tool for continuing the political struggle.
The former president emphasized that the opposition believes that the legitimacy of the government has been seriously damaged and intends to continue the struggle.
"This struggle will continue both in parliament and on the streets," Kocharyan added.
