Armen Ashotyan’s house arrest will not change. Lawyer Ruben Melikyan wrote about this on his Facebook page;

“The appeals anti-corruption court (judge: S. Khachatryan) rejected our special review appeal against Armen Ashotyan’s imprisonment.

Let me remind you that in the “second case” Armen Ashotyan’s incarceration has been going on for four and a half months (first in prison, and now in the form of house arrest). And the imprisonment in the “first case” lasted 777 days in 2023-2025,” he wrote.