Armenia presidential candidate unidentified gunmen erivan in the capital on Thursday night, police said, in an attack, 2 month's election may be delayed.
Paruyr Hayrikyan, his life is there is no danger of shooting, eight candidates in February, and vote, but have not been as a powerful challenger, is expected to re-elect the second five year cher, premier · Sarksyan terms.
However, according to the Armenian constitution, the election may be delayed for two weeks, if a candidate is not activity or operation. In the candidate's death, call, will be in forty days to hold new elections.
The 2008 presidential election in Armenia - inland of the former Soviet republic of 3.2 million, Russia is in the south Caucasus region's main ally and opposition demonstrators and police violence between and destroyed.
"Those who do, want to destroy the country's stability, but they failed," tourism Hovik, speaker Abraham m Yang told reporters.
"This will depend on whether the election will be put off or not Paruyr Hayrikyan conditions," he said.
Armenia shan television reported that the gunman opened two gun, Hayrikyan wounded with a bullet to his shoulder, at home in the courtyard, in the center of the capital.
He was taken to hospital after his neighbors, they heard the sound of the gun, found him, call the police and an ambulance.
"(unidentified gunmen) was filmed in the presidential candidate Paruyr Hayrikyan doctor said that his life was never in danger," vladimir GASPARYAN, state police department, the competent to tell a reporter, in the hospital shan television opinion.
63, Hayrikyan former dissidents, is a moderate opposition party, the national Selfdetermination union leaders.
 



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