On June 7, our people stood in line at the polling stations to remove Nikol. He did not stand in line to change the prosecutor. Nor to appoint a judge. And not, even more so, opposition mandates. The people stood in line for only one purpose, so that there would be a change of power in the country.

And now, any step of the opposition, whether it is to take a mandate or not, to appoint a prosecutor or not, should be based on the demand of the people to carry out a change of power. That is the political order of our society. The opposition did not receive another order.

Moreover, the demand for a change of power does not refer to the future. It refers to today. And if the start of the power change process is delayed for another two or three days, even more so, it doesn’t start at all, I assure you, the opposition will become more hated by the people than even Nikol’s government.

Political scientist Hrant Melik-Shahnazaryan

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In the post-election phase, the government has engaged all its resources to focus the public-political discourse on the agenda of whether or not to take a mandate.

The fact that this topic is a matter of active discussion and importance, especially in the opposition community, is not disputed by anyone.

It is another thing that the government is trying to passivize this topic by “pouring gasoline” and push the fact of the administrative resources it used during the pre-election phase, illegal detentions and shameful elections out of the agenda.

Realizing that the issue of mandates in the opposition circles can bring a wave of polarization and new disappointments, the government gives energy to the topic from the side.

HG. The opposition forces that entered the National Assembly should talk to each other as soon as possible, harmonize what needs to be done and make a decision, preventing the government from taking the initiative.

Tigran Abrahamyan, secretary of “I have an honor” faction

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Many people do not like the results of these elections, we all understand that there were falsifications, pressures, threats, use of administrative resources. With all that, there is a hopeful side: Pashinyan DOES NOT have the majority vote anymore. 1,476,597 − 727,160 = 749,437. This is the CEC data, without recalculation. The majority of voters, 749,437 people, are against his prime ministership, against his policies. It is a fact, a dry but very telling fact.

For me, this is an indicator that people actually want a change of government, people came to the polling station, actively participated in order for there to be a change of government. At the same time, it is a fact that a single political force cannot do this, there is no such force that can achieve it alone, so we must learn to work together, if, of course, the goal is to remove Pashinyan.

These days I have been approached by various people outside, most of them a little upset with the results, but persistent. I honestly say that I see the determination of the Armenian community to get out of this situation, it is really obvious that people do NOT want such an immoral leader, they don’t want that and that’s it. For me, Armenian people who like to think, reason, who love Armenia not with words, but with heart and deed, who do not accept a leader who can say that our entire fight was in vain, that Artsakh was “not our land” or to be proud of the war and ethnic cleansing, because it “liberated” us from Artsakh… people who reject this devaluation, those people are the majority, and this is the most correct and good impulse to all public and political forces, that we should give people strength, hope, not build politics on fears, that has tired us all, build on culture, history, national identity and our unique ability to stand up.

It should be understood that this fight is a civilized one. They want to convince us that the right thing to do is to live “in peace”, that we are useless and incapable, but in these elections, the Armenian community showed everyone that it does NOT want to live “in peace”, it is strong and does not surrender to the will of others even after such severe trials. This should be clearly understood and guided by this idea. The rest is a matter of time and technique. The important thing is to learn that a problem cannot be solved alone, there is no one who solves the problem for us, we are the ones who solve the problem, together, respecting each other, listening, understanding and moving forward.

Armenia is an infinitely beautiful country, it deserves that we continue our fight and struggle for its empowerment and standing up.

Azerbaijanologist Tatev Hayrapetyan

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On June 10, at 8:49 p.m., the Lori Regional Operational Management Center was alerted that two citizens were lost in the mountains of Fioletovo settlement, in a forested area. the help of rescuers is necessary.

The operative group of the regional rescue department of the Ministry of Internal Affairs went to the scene of the incident.

The rescuers found the lost citizens and escorted them to their place of residence.

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On June 12, 2026, from 13:00 to 13:40 in the center of Tsav village of Kapan municipality, from 14:00 to 14:40 in the center of Srashen village, from 15:00 to 15:40 in the center of Shikahogh village, and from 16:00 to 17:00 in the center of Chakaten village, a mandatory security guard will be installed to save your time. the mobile office of the enforcement service.

Kapan municipality informed about this.

“You can apply for the issues that concern you in the field of enforcement and get answers to your questions on the spot,” the statement says.

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The Central Electoral Commission informs that the recalculation works are continuing in the CEC seats.

According to the provisions of the Electoral Code, the recount work must be stopped on June 12 at 2:00 p.m.

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During the preliminary investigation of the criminal proceedings investigated by the investigation department of the Avan and Nor Nork administrative districts of the RA Investigative Committee of the Yerevan City, it was found that the company imported into RA a total of 48 thousand kg of meat products not included in the license, after which, with the help of a company providing customs brokerage services, they made declarations with distorted data and submitted them to the tax authority, as a result of which 25% was paid for the imported product instead of 80% customs duty.

This is reported by the CC.

“As a result, the company avoided paying taxes and duties to the state budget in the amount of 13 million 894 thousand 935 AMD.

During the preliminary investigation, the damage caused to the state has been fully recovered,” the report said.

Notice: the person accused of a crime is considered innocent until his guilt is proven in accordance with the procedure established by the Code of Criminal Procedure by a legally binding court verdict.

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The Armenian government will allocate about 4 billion drams to support companies engaged in the export of fresh fruit, wine, cognac and mineral water. The move is aimed at helping local producers diversify consumption markets amid Russia’s tightening of import conditions.

The support program was officially approved at the June 11 executive session and plans to provide financial compensation for deliveries made this month. The urgency of finding alternative directions is determined by statistics. In 2025, the total export volume of the above-mentioned goods exceeded 106 billion drams, of which 81 percent went to the Russian market.

In order to increase the international competitiveness of Armenian products, the state will subsidize each exported kilogram or liter with a fixed amount.

Funding will be distributed by product type. In particular, 400 drams will be paid for each kilogram of exported cherries, 200 drams for apricots, and 250 drams for plums, peaches and nectarines. In the beverage sector, compensation for one liter of bottled wine will be 350 AMD, for mineral water – 150 AMD, and for one absolute liter of bottled brandy, 830 AMD will be provided. The government expects to export about 11,500 tons of fresh fruit in June alone, mainly apricots, as well as a large volume of alcoholic beverages and water.

In order to use state support, resident organizations and individual entrepreneurs must apply to the Ministry of Economy, attaching copies of customs declarations and invoices.

This government decision follows a series of trade restrictions recently imposed by Moscow on Armenia. Since the beginning of June, Russia has temporarily closed its market for a number of Armenian agricultural products, including Indian fruits, eggplant, potatoes, dry fruits, and fish products. In the past, similar restrictions were also imposed on the supply of flowers, some types of mineral water, brandy and wine.

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The anomalous torrential rain and hail that fell in Gyumri last night created an emergency situation in the city. As a result of intense rainfall, a part of the streets appeared under water and ice, causing serious problems for the movement of residents and transport.

Gyumri Municipality informs about this.

The most difficult situation has been created under the bridge leading from Teryan street to Akhuryan. traffic in that direction was completely paralyzed due to the accumulated huge ice sheet and water.

According to Andranik Chadryan, acting head of the municipality’s housing and communal services department, the amount of precipitation was unprecedented for the city.

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Armenian Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan announced the start of the development of a new strategic plan at the inaugural session of the government following the parliamentary elections. The main goal is the construction of a “new quality state”, the core of which is ensuring the safety, freedom and well-being of citizens.

Congratulating the members of the executive at the session held on June 11, the head of the government emphasized that unlike the previous two cases, when the cabinet was formed as a result of extraordinary elections, now there is enough time to calmly plan structural and programmatic issues. The work on the new program has already started and will continue after the final formation of the new government.

The Prime Minister paid special attention to the need for a comprehensive analysis of the work done in previous years. According to him, it is necessary to clearly record in which directions efforts should be increased, which initiatives should be abandoned and where the results are still insufficient.

In order to make daily work more efficient and targeted, Pashinyan proposed to separate clear priorities in the new document and even set “priorities of priorities”.

Noting that any strategy should be flexible and quickly adapt to changing challenges, the Prime Minister reminded of the main target of the previous plan, the peace agenda, in which the government was able to achieve results.

Summarizing the speech, he added that the main feature of the new phase that is starting is not the sudden and unexpected changes, but the uninterrupted continuity of the already started works and the sharp increase in efficiency.

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