We have received information that the advance payments of villagers in the Northwest were recently cut off. Concerns were raised about the entry of unknown individuals into the area. Archbishop Bagrat Srapazan spoke about this during an ongoing action by NNG on May 29th, stating that he had received reports from different sources.

“The majority of our villagers are ordinary people. They have souls and show passion both in financial and cultural aspects,” Archbishop Bagrat said.

When asked about the recent incidents in Sardarapat and the existence of extremism in Armenia, Baghdasar Srapazan clarified, “There is no extremism in Armenia, but there are provocations. There are individuals sitting on the remains of a four-headed statue, indulging in unhealthy practices and lacking human dignity. We are gradually investigating all these matters. We will focus on those who do not endanger the people’s confidence. The accumulation of advance payments and badges is evident in certain places. If you visit the national assembly, you’ll see how many badges are collected. Is it normal for a person to be affiliated with a group of vampires?”

“People entrust their children to others and repay their debts, but they don’t know where these individuals take them. You have to take responsibility for that. If you claim that you haven’t left, but you’ve already been captured and are following badges in secret, it means you’ve already fled and will have no place,” Archbishop Bagrat Srapazan addressed Vahe Ghazaryan, expressing his concerns.

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