“Former Defense Minister Serzh Davtyan’s Trial Raises Questions About Mysterious Health Condition and Attempts to Join the NSS”
The trial of former Defense Minister, Serzh Davtyan, aims to uncover the reason behind his health condition and Ministry of Justice’s refusal to release him on medical grounds. Questions arise about the illness that prevented him from attending the trial. Find out more on NEWS.am’s Telegram channel.
“Former Minister of Defense David Tonoyan’s Lawyer Declares Declaration, Calls for Urgent Action on Human Rights Abuses”
David Tonoyan’s lawyer, Albert Benglyan, announces the former Minister of Defense’s declaration while in detention. Human rights organizations are being contacted to address issues of judicial neglect and abuse of human rights in Armenia.
“Former Minister of Defense Involved in Conflict: Court Imposes House Arrest on Samvel Vardanyan Amidst Investigation”
Yerevan Court imposes house arrest on Samvel Vardanyan, involved in conflict with former Artsakh Minister of Defense. Lawyer announces bail of 7 million drams. Investigation examines grounds for violence against Vardanyan.
“Former Minister of Defense Engages in Political Activities and Leads ‘Pan-Armenian Axis’; Controversial Visit to Artsakh Raises Concerns and Provokes Threats from Azerbaijani President”
Former Minister of Defense, General-Major Arshak Karapetyan, has joined the “Pan-Armenian Axis” movement after leaving his position in the RA Armed Forces. During his visit to Artsakh, he addressed security-related issues while government representatives remained evasive. Karapetyan’s actions have drawn accusations and prompted threats from the Karabakh enemy.
Former Minister of Defense Accused of Undermining National Security Committee: Shocking Revelations Surface
Former Minister of Defense, Arshak Karapetyan, investigated for his involvement in a four-day war aftermath study. President of National Security and Defense Committee, Andranik Kocharyan, reveals Karapetyan’s anxious behavior and misleading actions, causing loss of confidence in his activities.
Former Minister of Defense Urges Appeal to Highest Court to Challenge President’s Decision on Artsakh Settlement
Former Defense Minister of Armenia, Vagharshak Harutyunyan, explains how to challenge the President’s decision on Artsakh’s settlement in the Highest Court of Justice. He emphasizes the need for deputies to obtain a copy of the decision and criticizes the interpretation of the document. Harutyunyan also dismisses allegations of receiving instructions from Samvel Babayan and accuses critics of prioritizing occupation over liberation.