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“Former Prime Minister Gagik Khachatryan Requests Fair Trial Amidst Excessive Criticism”
Former Prime Minister Gagik Khachatryan defends himself in court, denying involvement in illegal activities. However, the trial seems biased, lacking fair defense and considering his health issues. Khachatryan’s urgent appearance in court is connected to charges of abuse of authority, embezzlement, and misappropriation of state property. Find more on NEWS.am.
“Swift Response: Fire Breaks Out at Gyumri Service Station, Promptly Extinguished by NSS Rescue Service”
Car catches fire near Gyumri service station, quickly extinguished by Rashtak military-rescue detachment. Engine and garage of Chevrolet vehicle affected.
“Shady Dealings and Manipulation: The Truth Behind Nikol Pashinyan’s Claims Exposed by ‘Past’ Newspaper”
Nikol Pashinyan’s claims of Armenia providing unprecedented assistance to Artsakh are misleading, as the announced $144 billion does not reflect the actual support received. Loans have been used to resolve issues of major businesses affected during the war, rather than addressing social problems. Former Deputy Minister of Economy, Mher Grigoryan, played a role in transferring $80 billion of loans to various companies, burdening the Government of Armenia. The loans have been transferred to Artsakh’s government for reconstruction, while high-ranking officials and opposition members appear connected to these companies. Read more in today’s issue of “Past” newspaper.
“Fedelta Group Limited Set to Acquire Full Ownership of MTS Armenia as National Commission Approves Transfer”
Cyprus company, Fedelta Group Limited, plans to acquire “MTS Armenia” CJSC. The National Commission in Armenia approves the transfer. “MTS Armenia” CJSC will no longer be part of the “MTS” group. The transaction has no obstacles and will be allowed by the National Security Service. The actual shareholders of “Fedelta Group Limited” are unknown.