Armenia’s army remains the country’s most trusted institution, IRI survey sho

Army20:42, 23 May 2026
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The International Republican Institute has released new survey data onthe most trusted institutions in Armenia.

According to the poll, the Armenian army is the most trusted institution among respondents. The survey results are as follows:

The Armed Forces received the highest approval ratings, with 49% of respondents saying they were “very satisfied” and 28% “somewhat satisfied.” Meanwhile, 9% said they were “somewhat dissatisfied,” 10% “very dissatisfied,” while 4% declined to answer.

Regional administrations followed, with 35% saying they were “very satisfied” and 37% “somewhat satisfied.” Another 12% were “somewhat dissatisfied,” 8% “very dissatisfied,” while 9% declined to answer.

The police received 33% “very satisfied” and 37% “somewhat satisfied”ratings. Meanwhile, 13% said they were “somewhat dissatisfied,” 15% “very dissatisfied,” and 4% declined to respond.

Local self-government bodies recorded 30% “very satisfied” and 38% “somewhat satisfied” responses, while 14% were “somewhat dissatisfied,” 13% “very dissatisfied,” and 5% declined to answer.

The Armenian Apostolic Church received 40% “very satisfied” and 27% “somewhat satisfied” responses. At the same time, 11% said they were“ somewhat dissatisfied,” 14% “very dissatisfied,” while 9% declined to answer.

The Prime Minister’s Staff received 31% “very satisfied” and 32% “somewhat satisfied” ratings. Meanwhile, 10% said they were “somewhat dissatisfied,” 23% “very dissatisfied,” and 5% declined to answer.

The Central Electoral Commission received 21% “very satisfied” and 31% “somewhat satisfied” responses, while 10% were “somewhat dissatisfied,” another 10% “very dissatisfied,” and 28% declined to answer.

Yerevan City Hall recorded 18% “very satisfied” and 29% “somewhat satisfied” responses. Meanwhile, 18% said they were “somewhat dissatisfied,” 33% “very dissatisfied,” and 2% declined to answer.

The courts received the lowest trust ratings, with 13% saying they were “very satisfied” and 31% “somewhat satisfied.”

Meanwhile, 17%were “somewhat dissatisfied,” 21% “very dissatisfied,” and 18% declined to answer.

The survey was conducted through telephone interviews between May 5 and May 11.

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Russia bans imports and sales of Armenian Jermuk mineral water

Economy14:59, 23 May 2026
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Russia’s consumer protection watchdog has banned the import and sale of Armenian Jermuk mineral water in the country.

According to a Rospotrebnadzor statement, excessive levels of bicarbonates, chlorine and sulfates were detected in the water.

“Misleading information regarding products with medicinal purposes may lead to ineffective treatment and deterioration of health,” the agency said in its statement.

The ban took effect immediately.

Earlier, at the end of April this year, Rospotrebnadzor had already prohibited the import and sale of a batch of Jermuk mineral water produced between October 23, 2025 and February 17, 2026. At the time, the agency also stated that excessive levels of bicarbonates, chlorine and sulfates had been identified in the mineral water.

On May 20, 2026, Rosselkhoznadzor also imposed restrictions on flowerimports from Armenia.

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Russia bans sales of brandy and wines produced by three Armenian companies

Economy16:26, 23 May 2026
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Russia’s consumer protection watchdog has suspended the sale of alcoholic beverages produced by three Armenian companies.

In a statement, Rospotrebnadzor said the restrictions apply to brandy and wine products manufactured by Vedi-Alco, Abovyan Brandy Factory and Shahnazaryan Wine-Brandy House.

The ban specifically covers Getap Vernashen semi-sweet red wine, dry white wine produced by Vedi-Alco, and a five-star brandy made by Shahnazaryan Wine-Brandy House.

The agency claimed that the products manufactured by the listed companies do not comply with mandatory requirements.

Earlier, Rospotrebnadzor also banned the import and sale of Armenian Jermuk mineral water in Russia, while Rosselkhoznadzor had previously imposed restrictions on flower imports from Armenia.

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Armenpress: I will leave the moment the people decide I should go, Pashinyan s

Politics20:32, 23 May 2026
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As part of the campaign for Armenia’s parliamentary elections scheduled for June 7, Armenian Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan, who is currently on leave and serves as chairman of the board of the Civil Contract party, visited Yerevan’s Avan administrative district on May 23.

Led by Pashinyan, party representatives toured Avan, distributed leaflets, took photographs with residents and urged citizens to take part in the parliamentary elections.

“People must go to polling stations and stand up for peace by voting for number 16. That vote should not and cannot be forced or paid for. We vote because we must stand up for the state, for peace and for Armenia’s future,” Pashinyan said.

In his speech, Pashinyan stated that, under all circumstances, it is the people who make the decisions in Armenia today.

“This is the core of today’s Armenia and of the political activity of me and our team. The moment the people decide that I should leave, I will leave at that very moment, without discussion. If 700,000 people – 50% plus one percent of voters – say ‘Nikol should stay,’ then Nikol will stay. If people say ‘Nikol should go,’ then who is Nikol not to leave? Nikol is a servant. How can a servant say, ‘No, I will not go’?” Pashinyan said.

The official campaign for Armenia’s June 7 parliamentary elections began on May 8 and will continue until June 5. A total of 19 political forces – including two alliances and 17 parties – have registered to participate in the elections.

The Civil Contract party is contesting the elections under number 16 with the slogan “Stand up for peace.” The party has submitted to the Central Electoral Commission an electoral list consisting of 283 candidates, along with a separate list of 10 candidates representing national minorities. The party’s candidate for prime minister is Nikol Pashinyan.

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“The veracity of the results of the IRI and Gallup polls and their changes d

May 232026

Gagik Minasyan, a member of the RPA Executive Body, writes: “When studying the results of research conducted by IRI and Gallup regarding the June 7 elections, special attention should be paid to two circumstances

1. The survey was conducted on May 5-11, when the race started only on May 8. Meanwhile, the Gallup polls were conducted on May 20-21.

2. According to the publication, 20% of the respondents were undecided, and 23% of the respondents refused to answer. Meanwhile, according to the results of the Gallup survey published on May 22, 8% of the respondents were undecided, and 8.6% of the respondents refused to answer.

An eloquent testimony of the truth of the results of the IRI and Gallup polls and the dynamics of their change is the deepening hysterical behavior of the nation-destructive scourge.”

“In other words, what is Pashinyan’s goal that all Artsakh Armenians had to die and die?”

May 232026

Recently, a video was circulated on the Internet, in which masked persons threatened Nikol Pashinyan in the Artsakh dialect. Nikol Pashinyan’s reaction to this video was not long in coming, during the pre-election campaign he also announced that he will find these persons and will “crush” and “crush”.

“I will peel off that mask one by one and take it off one by one and put it in the appropriate places, I will not let you down,” Nikol Pashinyan said during the campaign in Yerevan.

Military expert, freedom fighter Martin Yesayan it is certain that no Artsakh resident could organize such a “show”.

“I have watched this video several times, there are words and letters that are not similar to the Artsakh dialect, I got the impression that they just made a fake video and spread it in order to sow hatred towards Artsakh Armenians. Artsakh Armenians would never make such expressions.” of 168.am Martin Yesayan said in a conversation with

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As for another statement of Nikol Pashinyan, which he made again on the same day, when he turned to one of the Artsakh citizens who approached him and said, “Why did he survive, why didn’t he die in Artsakh?”, Martin Yesayan remarked, that is, what is Nikol Pashinyan’s goal, that all Artsakh Armenians should die and stay in Artsakh, not come to Armenia?

“Artsakh Armenians fought in difficult conditions, including me. I have said and I repeat now that as long as I am alive and well, I will fight for Artsakh.

In 1915, when the Armenians were being slaughtered in Adana, the Polish Armenians were in a state of joy, no one came to help, they thought that all this would not happen to them, but you saw what happened. “Everyone knows very well how the people of Artsakh fought under the conditions of a total blockade for 9 months. In the one-day war of 2023, many people are surprised that after that, where did Artsakh get so much will and strength to inflict such damage on the enemy,” added Martin Yesayan.

He emphasizes that Nikol Pashinyan is the head of the country, if he knows that they escaped from the war field, let him hold them accountable and be happy for anyone who returned alive from the war. Moreover, he believes that the head of the country should be exemplary, give an educated answer to questions, and not lose his temper and attack the citizens.

“Today, people who fought for the nation and homeland are in prisons, whoever speaks about national values ​​becomes a political prisoner. This is our situation today.

I have always said that Artsakh was a security gate for our country, if we do not return Artsakh in the future, we will be destroyed. What has happened and is happening inside us leads to only one place – the abyss. At the moment, we are 50 steps away from falling from the abyss, if Pashinyan is re-elected, we will fall into that abyss,” emphasized our interlocutor.

The freedom fighter also spoke about Nikol Pashinyan’s statement that “Whoever talks about continuing the Karabakh movement will deal with me personally”, and raised a rhetorical question: can Nikol Pashinyan clearly say what might happen in the near future?

“Changes and rearrangements await the South Caucasus, we will live and see, no one can say what will happen. But one thing is clear: Azerbaijan will not enjoy Artsakh like this, which is ours, our Armenian land.

I would like the head of the country, who takes a step, to think a little.

Without it, today the situation of Artsakh Armenians is very difficult, in all aspects, and parallel to that, the head of the country insults them, it cannot be done like that, the country and the people will not be governed like that,” said Martin Yesayan.

Hard elite and concerned experts. Russia’s internal duality against Armenia

May 232026

The so-called diversification of RA’s foreign policy and the strategic turn towards uncertain European integration have led to an open polarization of relations between Yerevan and Moscow, where the Kremlin directly turns the economic toolkit into a lever for political pressure.

Launching a chain of asymmetric dependencies, Russia applies restrictions against Armenian exports and creates obstacles in the EAEU economic area, with the aim of inhibiting the rapprochement of Yerevan and Brussels and showing the “economic price” of changing the foreign political vector. And while Moscow at the highest level calls on Yerevan to take a stand, even hinting at its intentions to withdraw from the EAEU, Deputy Prime Minister of the Russian Federation Alexey Overchuk announced that no one wants Armenia to leave the Eurasian Economic Union, but the situation, in his assessment, is extraordinary.

“It is a very strange, unusual situation. We are in favor of Armenia staying in the EAEU, prospering and continuing to develop at the same pace as it did in recent years when it was in the EAEU. The leadership of Armenia also declares that it wants to remain in the structure,” the Russian Deputy Prime Minister emphasized.

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“No one is pushing Armenia out of the EAEU, they just said that they want to join the EU. It is necessary to decide. The sooner this is done, the better it will be for everyone,” Overchuk added.

The Russian official also claimed that the fact that the Prime Minister of Armenia will not participate in the EAEU summit to be held in Astana at the end of this month indicates his priorities. In turn, Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov stated that the West is trying to divide Russia’s allies, especially its neighbors, and this tactic is now being applied, including to Armenia.

“The West is trying to divide our allies, first of all, starting with our neighbors, as it did with Georgia, Moldova, as it is now doing with Ukraine, as it is now trying to drag Armenia into the same wrong logic,” Sergey Lavrov stated. These days, while the pre-election campaign in Armenia was divided, Shoigu, Volodin, Lavrov, Overchuk, Putin, Galuzin and other Russian figures harshly criticized Yerevan.

In parallel with the Russian State Consumer Protection Agency: From “Rospotrebnadzor”. today, another unpleasant information appeared that low-quality alcoholic beverages produced in Armenia were discovered, and their sale in Russia was suspended.

According to the structure, they did not meet the mandatory requirements Products of “VEDI-ALCO”, “Abovyan brandy factory” and “Shahnazaryan” wine and brandy house: The day before yesterday, “Rospotrebnadzor” announced that it had temporarily suspended Armenian of all batches of “Jermuk” mineral water import and sale in Russia, on the grounds of higher than normal content of certain substances, although the Food Safety Inspection Authority of Armenia announced that it had checked and found no violations in “Jermuk”.

Since yesterday, “Rosselkhoznadzor” has temporarily restricted The import of flowers from Armenia to Russia. According to the report, “Rosselkhoznadzor” plans to check Plant breeding enterprises operating in Armenia. There are problems related to supplies from Armenia, not only flowers, but also in terms of vegetables and fruits, according to the TASS agency, the head of “Rosselkhoznadzor” Sergey Dankvert announced yesterday on the air of “Vesti”.

The activation of economic restrictions and sanitary bans applied by Moscow against Armenia is definitely not accepted in the Russian expert and analytical circles. Although the Kremlin’s official agenda is aimed at “punishing” Yerevan’s political leadership and preventing a foreign policy turn, industry analysts are increasingly speaking out about the opposite effect of this tactic. According to this approach, harsh administration and export bans may weaken the positions of the current government of Armenia, but they become an additional tool in their hands to mobilize the public around the “external threat” and to justify their own political failures with external force majeure.

In this context, the key thesis of the expert discourse is that the economic strikes are not targeting the political elite, but ordinary producers, farmers and businessmen, most of whom have always been pro-Russian. The applied sanctions, whether they are restrictions on the import of flowers or other products, directly hit those layers that are connected to the Russian market. Therefore, “shooting at the political power, but touching the whole of Armenia”, Moscow runs the risk of eliminating the remnants of public trust and with its own hands creates the foundations of anti-Russian sentiments in friendly circles.

In conclusion, experienced representatives of the expert community call for separating political conflicts from public diplomacy and economic partnership.

The idea is emphasized that waging an economic war against the people is strategically losing, as it closes the future doors of dialogue and accelerates Armenia’s departure from the Russian economic orbit. Political expediency should not prevail over long-term alliances and human ties, and Moscow’s current tactics need to be reviewed to avoid more disastrous geopolitical consequences.

And the representatives of the Russian political elite and the key wing of decision-makers perceive the situation in a cardinally different way, being guided exclusively by strict geopolitical pragmatism and the rules of power balance. In these frameworks, sentimental memories and theses about friendship have long been excluded from strategic calculations, taking into account the policy of the RA authorities and the nature of the statements. For Moscow’s ruling elite, Armenia’s foreign policy rapprochement with the West is considered a violation of “red lines”, which implies the most drastic, clear and demonstrative opposition.

Proponents of this course are convinced that the period of selective approaches has passed, and the full use of economic instruments is the only effective method to prevent the rapid geopolitical turn of Yerevan.

According to their interpretation, the “shock therapy” of economic pressures should be comprehensive, so that the Armenian political and business elite clearly realize the immediate and irreversible price of breaking security and economic ties with Russia. Therefore, judging by the statements, this radical wing of the Moscow elite is inclined to continue and tighten the tactics of strict restrictions.

The RA authorities kept certain concessions for the post-election period

May 232026

Questions about the reasons for the defeat in the 44-day war of 2020 have not yet been fully answered. In the pre-election period, this topic is mentioned from time to time. naturally, different reasons are mentioned from the government and opposition circles, but they are mainly political assessments.

Meanwhile, there are questions, episodes that are a military assessment require Shouldn’t a military assessment be given: how much of the defeat of the 44-day war is due to the problem of weapons and ammunition, how much is the fault of Azerbaijan, how much is the fault of personnel appointments, etc.? In other words, it is necessary to understand how much is the fault of the political leadership, the share of the political factor, how much of the military leadership, command and military factors.

On these and other issues 168.amhas talked With Tigran Abrahamyan, secretary of the NA “I have the honor” faction.

– Yes, from a military point of view, a detailed study of the topic and drawing appropriate conclusions after that can provide an opportunity to ensure the restoration of the armed forces and start the development process. The military component and the factors in your question seem to have been pushed to the background, because the political factor, in terms of responsibility and the Armenia-Azerbaijan negotiation process, has always been manipulated by the government, and the government tried to fill the entire field with these speculations.

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In reality, those figures who will not have a military assessment of the situation during the period of subsequent governments, will not have a clear analysis of what happened, did the statutes work or not, how effective were the orders, what were the problems related to weapons, their losses, etc., naturally, it will not be possible to make any rational assessment. And only those people think about the military component, for whom the problem is not to take power at any cost, but to restore the RA military component and carry out the process of modernization in the army.

– In the pre-election period, talks about the return of “enclave” villages, getting Artsvashen back, did Aliyev need this now, and this readiness of the Armenian side what risks will it lead to?

– During the period following the 44-day war, various government figures came forward and announced that there are 8 villages that are allegedly Azerbaijani, and they should be handed over to Azerbaijan at some stage. Moreover, in the context of the demarcation and demarcation process, I want to remind you that before the adoption of the delimitation charter and landmarks, 4 villages were already handed over to Azerbaijan in 2024.

It is obvious that the RA authorities have reserved certain concessions for the post-election period, because talking about it in advance will cause a voting problem for them, and due to this, Pashinyan made a vague statement on that topic a few days ago. The main principle of this government is as follows: they are ready to make concessions to the end, as long as their power is not shaken in any way and there are no unresolved issues with Azerbaijan.

– By the way, the former Minister of Defense of the Republic of Armenia Vagharshak Harutyunyan, who submitted an application for participation in the elections and ambitions to become the Prime Minister, stated that 11 km of the 21 km Goris-Davit Bek road actually passed through the territory of Azerbaijan. Moreover, at the beginning he stated that it derives from the document of November 9. Moreover, during this period, he even tried to consider the issue of adjusting the Armenian-Azerbaijani borders in the logic of the tripartite statement of November 9, 2020.

– As for Vagharshak Harutyunyan’s statements, I consider handing over that road without the delimitation process illegal, and Vagharshak Harutyunyan is one of the people responsible for it. he not only has to talk about that process, but also has to give an answer. I think that after the change of government in RA, not only Vagharshak Harutyunyan, but also many others who were in the current government team, will have to answer for various situations and episodes, many before the courts.

– How do you imagine the future of TRIPP today, in the future?

– The US-Israeli attacks against Iran have created a very fragile situation around the “Trump Way” project, and a lot depends on whether the deal between Iran and the US will take place or not, and what arrangements it will entail. And I think that also due to this, the situation around TRIPP has been somewhat pushed to the background, because everyone understands that a lot depends on the events taking place in our region, and the actions against Iran have made the implementation of that process much more “subtle”.

– When was the last time you were in combat positions? Did you visit often? And recently you seem to have been in Meghri, what are the moods there?

– The Ministry of Defense has created obstacles in terms of going to the front line and getting answers to questions related to the armed forces in the military unit, in general, getting to know the nature of the service.

This also applies to professional and journalistic circles that do not represent the government or have no association with them. The priority for this military-political leadership is the visits of their propagandists, which enables them to provide “positive” news related to the army in the information field. The authority has also shown that the armed forces, the processes taking place there or some of them are particularly interesting for pre-election propaganda purposes.

The election of June 7 for us – Sardarapati, for the Russian Federation – in front of Stalingrad

May 232026

This election is not just a process of distribution of seats in the National Assembly. In this entire region, the collective West has neutralized the Russian presence, and Armenia remains the last place. If the ruling political power is reproduced, this entire area will come under the control of the West as an anti-Russian and anti-Iranian area. Russia’s goal is the opposite: to prevent the re-establishment of the ruling political power in Armenia, that’s why this is the battle of Stalingrad from a political point of view for Russia, and Sardarapati for us. 168TVof « expressed such an opinion during the program civil technologist Armen Badalyan.

“Participating political forces offer several semantic contents. One is CP, which implements the West’s program, and with its reproduction, Armenia will not only become a subject, it will not even remain an object, but will turn into just an asphalt road with hotels, restaurants, and will serve trucks carrying raw materials from Central Asia to the EU through our territory. It is not even an intersection, even the North-South highway will not work, it will be closed,” said the civil engineer.

“The main opposition forces – “Strong”, “Prosperous Armenia” and “Armenia” alliance declare a different plan, at least saying that Armenia should remain an object, and we should not turn into just a road.

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In other words, national values ​​must be preserved here. Unlike them, the CP has started a campaign against the church, it is erasing Mount Ararat. In other words, whatever is national must disappear with the CP’s globalist program, and all you need is as a waiter in a restaurant or hotel. In the proposals of the opposition, at least the national one remains, and the economy is developing to a greater or lesser extent,” said the civil technologist.

According to Armen Badalyan, the task of the ruling political force is to make the elections less serious and reduce the participation rate.

“The opposition broke the script of the ruling political force’s campaign. CP does not have 52 or more percent to form a sole power. But in 2021, foreign political intervention was not as large-scale and strong as it is now.

Together, the three forces: “Strong Armenia”, “Prosperous Armenia” and “Armenia” alliance gather more votes than CP. And the degree of participation also depends on the degree of tension in the elections. The ruling political force, no longer having the previous ranking, will most likely try to keep the power by force. For example, the opposition members of the commissions can be intimidated or bought, so they must be highly reliable people.”

“This force will try to stay in power because it has an order from the West that needs to be completed. He has done the first: the Artsakh issue is gone, it has been closed, the second, the “Zangezur Corridor”, is in the process of being provided, and the third, the Russian military-political presence must be neutralized. Pashinyan said that with the mandate given to them, they will fulfill all the demands of Azerbaijan,” said Armen Badalyan.

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The velvet millions. What did Tigran Avinyan have before 2018 and what does he have now?

May 232026

Year 2018: Nikol Pashinyan and his team promised citizens the prospect of a happy individual, assuring them that there is a future. After 8 years, it is already visible that those visible happy individuals are the shrill CP members. at least, their declarations testify to that. Also, those CP members who, before the so-called revolution of 2018, were with empty pockets and cafe bills…

We will look at all of them in turn. Today we will talk about Tigran Avinyan. What did it have before 2018 and what does it have now?

Thus, today the mayor of Yerevan, Tigran Avinyan, who is engaged in an active election campaign and terrorizes the citizens with a “three-headed dragon T-shirt-rabbit”, closed the year 2025 with an income of about 157,000 dollars, about 58 million drams.

Avinyan also mentioned the balances of the bank accounts, which at the beginning of the year were 13,711,998 drams, and at the end of the year – 5,858,209 drams, the monetary equivalent of ADA Cardano, Ethereum, Bitcoin cryptocurrencies, however, he did not make it public. The cash funds of the CP official amounted to 24,430,000 drams at the beginning of the year, and 20,887,335 drams at the end of the year.

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Tigran Avinyan’s income of 57,671,356 drams for the reporting year was generated from other incomes of 26,523,000 drams received from the Poolin platform, remuneration for work received from the municipal administrative institution “Yerevan Municipality Staff” and/or other payments equal to it, first in the amount of 1,936,152 drams, then also in the amount of 29,212,204 drams.

And who was Avinyan at the opening of the velvet event?

According to open sources, declarations, in 2018 Tigran Avinyan, who was appointed deputy prime minister for the first time in a paid state position, presented 14.6 thousand dollars as income under “Other”.

As of the date of submission of the declaration, the available funds amounted to 2,475 dollars and 600 thousand AMD. The official presented $7,000 (in the Array organization) under the line Securities and other investments. He declared a garage as the only immovable property.

According to the 2018 annual declaration, Avinyan’s funds and income had already increased compared to the previous year. At the end of the year, the funds amounted to 7 million drams and 12.4 thousand dollars. Incomes: 13.2 million drams and 14.6 thousand dollars.

According to the annual declaration of 2019, the salary of Avinyan, who continues to serve as the deputy prime minister, increased by about 50%, amounting to 19.6 million drams per year.

According to the data presented in the 2020 annual declaration, his salary continued to increase, reaching 24.6 million drams.

As you can see, the velvet of 2018 had a good effect on the life of a happy individual Avinyan.

And this is only in his case and that too according to the declarations. but, of course, the persons related to him, family members, relatives, about whom there are various publications in the media, were not left out of this happiness.

Thus, Tigran Avinyan personally closed the 2018 Velvet Revolution tax year with 13 million 271,256.00 drams, which is about 50 thousand dollars at today’s exchange rate, and 58 million drams, which is already about 157 thousand dollars, in the tax year of 2025.

There is a future.