What role did Anna Hakobyan play in the 44-day war?

April 1, 2026

Head of the security team of the “Strong Armenia” party, colonel-investigator Arthur Avanesyan (Kandaz) on March 31 reminded Taken during Anna Hakobyan’s visit to Tavush on April 1, 2023 the statement that 11,000 deserters was during the 44-day war.

“The reality is that we had 11,000 defectors during the 44-day war, I’m not expressing myself differently, you understand what I’m talking about. 11 thousand soldiers, volunteers, officers, etc., you can imagine, right, what a number that is.” Hakobyan insisted.

Apart from the fact that Artur Avanesyan reminded about this statement of Anna Hakobyan, he also emphasized. “Our soldiers are not deserters, they fought like lions, and your husband left our soldier defenseless, without a weapon.”

Anna Hakobyan decided not to let the detective’s video reminder go unanswered.

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“I cannot remember this person during the 44-day war. It would definitely have caught my eye, and of course it would have impressed me, I would hardly forget it. And the degree of his awareness about the war and the degree of awareness about the sensational news of just one month old in Inner Armenia are directly comparable. Obviously, he has no idea (news) from both of them.” he wrote on his Facebook page.

I wonder what upset Anna Hakobyan the most here: the reminder of her statement and the opposition to it, keeping the honor of a regular army soldier, or at least the accusation publicly addressed to her ex-husband? In any case, this response raised new questions and confirmed the validity of the existing ones.

For example, why did Kandaz have to be in Anna Hakobyan’s eyes, where was it possible to see her and not see her, is it possible to see all the participants of the war, the command, and then, did Anna Hakobyan hold the position of a military leader, did being the wife of the head of the country at that time allow her to be in the command post, to have access to information and actions containing elements of secrecy? Anna Hakobyan has a serious responsibility in the context of being at the command post during the war, especially when and how 168.amto had reported RA Ministry of Defense:“According to the governing documents, permanent or temporary permits are issued for access to relevant officials performing operational duties at command points.”

Does Hakobyan’s status at that time apply to this requirement defined by the governing documents, did Anna Hakobyan have the right to be in the bunker and remotely observe the hot combat operations taking place at that time, as she once told Former Minister of Defense of Artsakh, former Secretary of the Council of Artsakh Samvel Babayan.

Here another question also arises: who gave such permission outside the law: the head of the General Staff of the RA Armed Forces, the commander of the Armed Forces, the then president of Artsakh, Arayik Harutyunyan, or…

Let’s not forget that during the days of the 44-day war, Anna Hakobyan is also an important discussion had In the room of Araik Harutyunyan, the former president of Artsakh who was sentenced to life in Baku.

Moreover, it was in the days when Baku first began to accuse Armenia and the RA armed forces of targeting the civilian population of Ganja, why not, also when the well-known counter-strike operation was being developed or confirmed, for the failure of which Jalal Harutyunyan was first accused and then acquitted. Of course, there are other issues related to Anna Hakobyan and her participation in the context of the 44-day war, which we have touched on more than once, the last time on February 27 of this year, “Open and kept secret facts. Anna Hakobyan’s responsibility related to the 44-day war cannot be canceled or negotiated in the article, so we won’t go into too much detail in this case.

By the way, we even wrote on one occasion why Anna Hakobyan was not called to the Investigative Commission, or why she was not questioned in specific cases.

If the government circles or Anna Hakobyan had doubts about the 44-day context of the same Artur Avanesyan, Kandaz, and did not believe what was published in the press. data, why didn’t they talk about it earlier and only remembered now? It would be good if the same was done for the KP or pro-KP volunteers, who have many questions about what was done and what was not done in the 44-day war. there are questions and nothing that Artsrun Hovhannisyan invited them to briefings during the war.

And we have raised the issues related to the 44-day holiday that concern us in these years, not according to political convenience and preference, and we have always tried to get information or clarification from the relevant bodies. Another question is the extent to which they do or do not hide the information they have.

For example, from the Ministry of Defense reported where was Ashot Pashinyan during the 44-day war, but when and for how long, they avoided answering, do you agree that this is a key episode, or when did his squad retreat from the Alpasha hill, etc.?

By the way, we have not been able to find out why during the 44-day war 4 high-ranking officials of the NSS get rid of from work, including the director of the National Security Service, the head of military intelligence, the reason is unknown.

In particular, on October 7, 2020, as the official sources reported, he was removed from his post were Levon Shahumyan, head of military counter-intelligence of the NSS. “Armenian time” that presented in the context of espionage detection operations, is the reason here? And a day later?in 2020 on October 8 From the position of the director of the NSS was released Argishti Kyaramyan, who on October 5 had participated to the development of the mentioned operation or its discussion, does Anna Hakobyan know why? Despite this, Kyaramyan remained in Artsakh until the end after his dismissal, and later headed the RA Investigative Committee.

As for desertions during the 2020 war, of course there have been such cases, but the question is how many, from the regular army, or from casual war field reservists and volunteers, and what prompted it?

Anna Hakobyan seems to question the fact that the soldier is not a deserter, the degree of awareness of others on such delicate issues, we do not doubt that she possesses a serious information base.

Moreover, it is possible that neither the 44-day investigation commission nor the law enforcement agencies have much of the information that Nikol Pashinyan has in his hands, why?

Doesn’t possessing such a volume of information base and not fully transferring it to the relevant authorities imply specific responsibility?

And we have sent written requests to the RA Investigative Committee, the RA General Prosecutor’s Office and the RA Ministry of Defense in order to obtain new data related to the desertion. We will publish the answers as soon as we receive them. Maybe Anna Hakobyan is right: what we have is old, it needs updating, even though it is a year old.

In particular, RA Investigative Committee June 9, 2025in response to our inquiry, he informed that during the 44-day military operations of 2020, in the cases of crimes against military service in the divisions of the Main Military Investigation Department of the RA Investigative Committee About 1,500 criminal proceedings have been initiated against 11,000 or more servicemen. with which a preliminary investigation was carried out and the course of many criminal proceedings was resolved in accordance with the law.

In turn, at the same time RA General Prosecutor’s Office also announced the following.

“In response to the request of June 9, 2025, we inform you that in the service area of ​​the RA Military Prosecutor’s Office During the 2020 44-day war and declared martial law (from September 27, 2020 to March 24, 2021) in accordance with Part 7 of Article 361 (voluntarily leaving a military unit or place of service), Part 3 of Article 362 (desertion) and Part 3 of Article 364 (refusal to perform military service duties) of the RA Criminal Code adopted on April 18, 2003, as well as As of May 1, 2025, an investigation is being carried out in the pre-trial proceedings with criminal proceedings initiated by a combination of articles Regarding 8240 persons. Committed crimes provided for in the mentioned articles 352 guilty verdicts were passed on the persons.

Due to the course of pre-trial and judicial investigations, the said digital data are constantly changing.”

In June 2025, we tried to find out from Suren Papikyan through a written inquiry whether the number of 11,000 deserters corresponds to reality, how many of the alleged deserters are from the regular army, and how many are not, to which the Minister of Defense of the Republic of Armenia answered.

«The question raised by you is beyond the scope of the Ministry of Defense of the Republic of Armenia.”

And? 168.amin 2025 «Is Anna Hakobyan’s number about 11,000 desertions during the 44-day war a lie or a leak? with the text article: published, where we asked whether the number of 11,000 defectors mentioned by Anna Hakobyan might be a leak, and if so, by whose hand was it taken out of the walls of the Investigative Commission, although Andranik Kocharyan later did not deny the authenticity of that number. But here is a question, we repeat: were there deserters from the regular army, and what number are we talking about?

And it is precisely to find out the answer to these and other questions that we believe that the report of the 44-day investigative commission should be published, in this case it will become clear what reasons the military leadership mentioned during their interrogations for the defeat in the war, how relaxed they were in this matter, where is their responsibility and where is the political leadership?

In the end, one should also know how much the lack of modern weapons contributed to the defeat of the war, how much the quality and wrong use of the existing weapons, how much the command decisions led to the defeat, how much the Pashinyan management system itself, also the above-mentioned statutory violations, i.e., the organized disorganization or “complicated” state, how much the legislative loopholes played a role in the defeat, and finally how much the fact that only against us Azerbaijan did not fight.

By the way, it is interesting that the former military leadership should be demanding in answering and publicizing these questions, especially when all the responsibility is placed on the army, if, of course, the 44-day report covers them comprehensively. But we won’t know this if the report is kept under wraps.

RPA decided not to directly participate in the elections

April 1, 2026

The Republican Party of Armenia issued a statement, informing in particular: “The meeting of the Executive Body of the Republican Party of Armenia took place today, during which the 2026 election was discussed. the question of the party’s participation in the parliamentary elections to be held on June 7.

As a result of a comprehensive analysis, a decision was made about the immediate non-participation of the Republican Party in those elections.

The reasons for the decision and the next steps of the party will be presented at the 18th congress of the RPA to be held on April 4.

Samvel Karapetyan, next to the Armenian Diaspora

April 1, 2026


Armenians around the world have always felt the devotion of the national philanthropist Samvel Karapetyan and the Karapetyan family.

In August 2020, the Armenian community, which was affected by the catastrophic explosion in the city port of Beirut and was in a critical condition, immediately felt the care of the national philanthropist Samvel Karapetyan and Karpetyan.

The national philanthropist provided 200,000 dollars to restore the St. George Armenian Church in Beirut damaged by the explosion, as well as 10,000 dollars in direct support to the families of the dead Armenians.

Another attempt to deceive grandparents. 10,000 drams for 5 years of deprivation

April 1, 2026


In recent years, the pension in Armenia has always been lower than the value of the minimum food basket. But the members of the Communist Party, who lavishly fill their own pockets with money from the state budget, “realized” only 5 years after the previous elections, that the pensioners given by them cannot even solve their own food issues.

We are not even talking about the minimum consumer basket. The value of the minimum consumer basket is almost twice the pension of a pensioner.

The members of the CP have not recently learned about this. But they remembered the pensioner only before the upcoming elections. For five years, they have not done anything to alleviate the social problems of pensioners, on the eve of the elections they decided to increase pensions and show that they have fulfilled their promise regarding the increase of pensions.

Let’s remind that in the previous elections, they promised to increase the average pension to 61 thousand drams. At the moment, it does not even reach 50 thousand drams. They raised it by only 5.4 thousand drams in five years, before the upcoming elections they decided to increase it by 10 thousand drams at once and announced that they fulfilled their promise.

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It doesn’t matter that in the previous 5 years the pensioner was starved, they didn’t even give him a pension equivalent to the minimum food basket. During those 5 years, the social situation of the pensioner only worsened. It got worse not only because the pensions were raised very little, but also because the inflation exceeded the pension increase. Not counting the additional financial burden imposed on the pensioner through the increase of various taxes and fees.

Everyone understands why they decided to raise the pension now. You were an increaser, you would have increased it in previous years so that the pensioners could provide themselves with at least a minimum food basket. Otherwise, they permanently worsened the situation of the pensioner for 5 years, and on the eve of the elections, they became concerned about the pensioner.

Cumulative inflation in Armenia in five years, we are talking about average inflation, was 20.2 percent. 2021 was 7.7 percent, in 2022 – 8.3 percent.

After two years of sharp, cumulative 16 percent inflation, in 2023 only 0.6 percent inflation was recorded.

Inflation was recorded again in the next 2 years. 1.5 percent in 2024, and 3.3 percent in 2025.

During this period, the price of food became much higher. Cumulative average inflation of food made more than 24.4 percent.

In 2021-2022, in just 2 years, food inflation of almost 23 percent was recorded. 2023 There was a 4.8 percent deflation, but food prices continued to rise in the following 2 years. Cumulative inflation in those years was another 6.3 percent.

At first glance, inflation in Armenia has moderated in recent years, the rates of price increases have weakened. But this happened after previous sharp price increases. It is because of these price increases that the inflation rates have weakened in the previous 2-3 years. If we compare today’s prices with 2021 back, we will see that there are significant differences, and these differences have been borne by the pensioners for years. However, the authorities at that time were busy filling their own pockets and did almost nothing to alleviate the impact of inflation on the most vulnerable sections of society.

In the past 5 years, according to official data, the average pension in Armenia has increased by only 12.5 percent. Meanwhile, during that period, cumulative inflation was 20.2 percent, food prices increased by 24.4 percent on average.

The increase in the price of food almost doubled the increase in the average pension.

It doesn’t even make sense to talk about the much sharper price increases of basic necessities, when even the average inflation was much higher than the increase of the average pension. And that means that the living conditions of pensioners have only worsened these years.

After worsening the social condition of pensioners for five years, by increasing their pension by 10,000 drams, they want to deceive their grandparents that they will live better from now on. However, those 10,000 drams will not even cover the effect of the high inflation of the previous period. With that, they may live a little better than last year, which is not yet certain, considering the recent inflation activation, but they will continue to live worse than they did years ago, because the impact of inflation, especially real inflation, is much greater than the increase in pensions.

For five years, they did nothing to at least adjust pensions to the level of inflation, they left this vulnerable social class to become impoverished and bear the heavy impact of inflation, today, before the elections, they started talking about indexation of pensions in the following years. Recently, Nikol Pashinyan announced this within the framework of the party campaign. Until recently, they insisted that pensioners need a pension increase, but they don’t know how to spend the money. Before the elections, they are afraid that they will lose the pensioners’ votes. not only have they decided to raise pensions from April 1, but they also promise to adjust pensions with inflation every year.

He says, “I have made a decision. From 2027 or 2028, every year, the government will make a decision to increase pensions by the rate of inflation.”

If someone asks, why didn’t you raise pensions every year in line with inflation in the previous 5 years?

They let the pensioners suffer for 5 years in order to deceive them before the elections that, in case of re-election, we will index pensions.

You used to do it before, who was holding your hands? You have not done it for five years, now why should the pensioner believe that you will do it later?

HAKOB KOCHARYAN




CP members knew the political order to detain Davit Minasyan, a schoolboy

April 1, 2026


Arman Tatoyan, head of the “Wings of Unity” political initiative, writes. “All day today, it was obvious that the members of the CP knew about the political order to detain schoolboy Davit Minasyan and were waiting with their fingers crossed for when they would go to their favorite work: writing status, mocking, insulting a person.

And so it happened: a shameless self-proclaimed crocodile scientist, who holds a high-ranking position in our country and is obliged to serve every citizen, dares to make fun of a schoolboy for the fact that he will not be able to participate in the Last Call due to a political arrest.

He is sure that he will be appreciated for that writing, he will remain in his position. He is related to his boss, isn’t he?

First of all, law is justice, and arresting a schoolboy is an obvious abuse of law, a political order, it is unnecessary to even talk about the fact that there are no grounds. The child and his family are not political at all.

A simple question: if 18-year-old Davit Minasyan, who did not show “respect” to the person holding the position of prime minister in the church, had not been charged with such charges and even more so he had not been arrested, the boy would have continued to attend school, study classes, attend until the final verdict, what would have happened? The answer is definitely nothing.

All this has one explanation, the CP and their party leader are trying to instill an atmosphere of fear, to teach people a lesson not to express a public position about them, and they do not look at all that they are playing with the fate of a schoolboy entering a big life.

As I said, we need a different logic. not a government that is protected by law, but a law that protects the citizen. Including from the government itself.”

168: It is necessary to name and shame not only the dictators, but also their fathers

April 1, 2026


RPA Vice President Armen Ashotyan referred to the provocation that took place in the church on Palm Sunday and the noisy realities that followed it. “The European and international experience of fighting against authoritarian regimes dictates that it is necessary to name and shame not only the dictators, but also the persons who serve them, carry out their orders, and are instruments of oppression.

That approach is called naming and shaming.

Therefore, within the framework of that toolkit, I remind you which of Nikol’s bodyguards hit 18-year-old student Davit Minasyan in the church.

His name is Mkrtumyan Ashot.

Shame on all the tools of dictators. May God punish them and their children for their actions.”

The photo that Armen Ashotyan attached to his post is a reminder of two Liturgies. in one case, the said bodyguard shuts the mouth of a citizen who uttered the name of His Holiness, in another case, he hits a school-aged boy.

RFE/RL – Sarkisian’s Party To Shun 2026 Elections

April 01, 2026


Armenia- Former President Serzh Sarkisian talks to reporters outside a court in Yerevan, February 26, 2026.

Ending months of speculation, former President Serzh Sarkisian’s Republican Party of Armenia (HHK) said on Wednesday that it will not run in the June 7 parliamentary elections.

“As a result of a comprehensive analysis, a decision on the Republican Party’s direct nonparticipation in those elections was made,” the HHK said in a statement released after a meeting of its governing body.

The short statement added that the opposition party will explain the decision and announce its further steps during a congress scheduled for this Sunday.

The HHK ran in the last elections held in 2021 in an alliance with another opposition party led by Artur Vanetsian, a former head of Armenia’s National Security Service. The Pativ Unem alliance finished a distant third with 5.2 percent of the vote. Vanetsian announced its effective breakup a year later, following the Armenian opposition’s failure to topple Prime Minister Nikol Pashinian through street protests.

None of the other major opposition groups appears to have been willing to team up with Sarkisian’s party this time around. Those include the Hayastan alliance of former President Robert Kocharian and the Mer Dzevov movement set up last year by billionaire Samvel Karapetian.

Analysts believe that the HHK would struggle to gain seats in the next Armenian parliament if it were to run on its own. Sarkisian, who ruled Armenia from 2008-2018, said two months ago that he would love to join a single, broad-based opposition alliance challenging Pashinian’s Civil Contract party.

Vanetsian’s Fartherland party also decided later in February not to enter the unfolding parliamentary race. It urged supporters to vote for other opposition groups.

Armenian Student Sent To Jail After Church Incident With Pashinian

April 01, 2026

Armenia – Davit Minasian confronts Prime Minister Nikol Pashinian in St. Anne’s Church in Yerevan, March 29, 2026.

An Armenian court on Wednesday allowed law-enforcement authorities to keep in detention a high school student who confronted Prime Minister Nikol Pashinian in a church in Yerevan at the weekend.

The 18-year-old Davit Minasian reportedly passed out and was hospitalized while being taken to the Armavir prison about 50 kilometers west of the Armenian capital. He was transported to the prison a few hours later.

Earlier in the day, the court remanded Minasian in two-month custody, ignoring pleas from his lawyers and mother Gayane. The latter issued late on Tuesday a relevant open letter to the judge who made the decision. The veteran judge, Mnatsakan Martirosian, is notorious for having routinely handed down rulings sought by the country’s current and former authorities.

During a court hearing on Minasian’s pre-trial arrest, the defense lawyers said the young man should not be incarcerated not only because he did not commit any crime but also because of suffering from an undiagnosed chronic allergy.

“David lost consciousness on his way to the Armavir penitentiary institution,” one of the lawyers, told reporters afterwards. “The boy was taken by ambulance to the Echmiadzin Medical Center in serious condition.”

The criminal case stems from Pashinian’s unexpected visit to St. Anne’s Church in Yerevan during a Palm Sunday Mass held there. The church was packed with worshippers, among them Minasian, and Pashinian’s bodyguards had to clear the way for his passage. A visibly annoyed Minasian told them not to push him and said he wants to keep “standing in the middle” of the church.

“Don’t look at me like that,” he then told Pashinian before stretching a hand towards his shoulder.

Minasian was seemingly knocked down by one of the bodyguards as Pashinian left the church amid angry cries from other believers. He was arrested right after the liturgy along with his twin brother Mikael and Gevorg Gevorgian, an activist critical of the Armenian government.

The Investigative Committee charged Davit Minasian with committing a violent hooligan act in a bid to interfere with Pashinian’s “political activities.” For their part, Gevorgian and Mikael Minasian were charged with organizing and assisting in the alleged hooliganism respectively. Unlike Davit, they both were freed on bail on Tuesday.

Investigators searched the brothers’ Yerevan apartment on Wednesday morning for the second time in three days. It remained unclear what they looked for.

Pashinian’s political allies have defended the arrests, saying that Minasian assaulted the prime minister. Some of them have also blamed the incident on Catholicos Garegin II, the supreme head of the Armenian Apostolic Church whom Pashinian has been controversially trying to depose.

Armenian opposition figures counter, however, that the incident was the result of what they see as Pashinian’s provocative behavior. They claim that Pashinian ordered Minasian’s arrest and prosecution in a bid to intimidate disgruntled Armenians ahead of the June 7 parliamentary elections.

“The two 18-year-old school students are told to show respect by those who did not show respect for dozens of believers in the church at their most sacred moment,” said Arman Tatoyan, a former human rights ombudsman. “The self-proclaimed believer [Pashinian] pushed people aside in the middle of the service and broke through their ranks with his bodyguards and entourage, forgetting that a humble believer does not behave in this way in a church.”

RFE/RL – Putin Warns Against Election Bans On Armenian Opposition

April 01, 2026


Russia – Russian President Vladimir Putin meets Armenian Prime Minister Nikol Pashinian at the Kremlin, Moscow, April 1, 2026.

All Armenian opposition parties sympathetic to Russia should be able to run in Armenia’s upcoming parliamentary elections, Russian President Vladimir Putin told Prime Minister Nikol Pashinian during talks held in Moscow on Wednesday.

He also repeated Russia’s warnings about economic consequences of Armenia’s possible membership in the European Union sought by Pashinian’s government.

“We have a lot of friends in Armenia, a lot,” Putin said in his opening remarks at the talks. “We know that. Many Armenians live in the Russian Federation. There are different ways to count [their number.] We believe there are over 2 million of them … And there are many political forces [in Armenia] that are pro-Russian.”

“Of course, I will tell you completely frankly, we have such a dialogue that we always speak honestly and directly with you. We would really like all these political parties, politicians to be able to take part in this domestic political work during the elections,” he said.

Some of those politicians are currently under arrest “despite holding Russian passports,” Putin pointed out in a clear reference to Samvel Karapetian, a Russian-Armenian billionaire prosecuted after condemning Pashinian’s attempts to depose Catholicos Garegin II.

Karapetian set up an opposition movement shortly after his arrest last year. It is now expected to be one of the main opposition contenders in the elections slated for June 7. Two other major opposition groups are led by former President Ronbert Kocharian and businessman Gagik Tsarukian.

In series of statements made earlier this year, senior members of Pashinian’s Civil Contract party said that the Armenian government will not “allow” the three opposition forces to collectively win a majority in the country’s next parliament and form a new government. The statements raised opposition fears that some or all of them will be barred from participating in the elections.

Pashinian’s administration added to those fears when it officially asked the EU in February to deploy a “hybrid rapid response team” to Armenia after implicitly alleging Russian “hybrid” threats to the integrity of the electoral process. The EU formally agreed to that last month

The EU sent such a mission in Moldova during parliamentary elections held there last September. Two Moldovan opposition parties deemed pro-Russian were disqualified from the vote won by the former Soviet republic’s pro-Western leadership.

The Russian Foreign Ministry claimed on March 4 that the EU is gearing up for a repeat of “the Moldovan scenario” in Armenia. Some Armenian opposition figures and commentators have also made such claims. The Armenian authorities insist, however, that they only want the EU to assist in the proper conduct of the polls.

Armenia – Supporters of jailed billionaire Samvel Karapetian demonstrate in Yerevan, October 18, 2025.

Responding to Putin’s election-related warning, Pashinian said that under the Armenian constitution, dual citizens like Karapetian cannot become prime minister or even hold a parliament seat. The tycoon’s party has made clear that it will try to remove this constitutional hurdle if it wins the elections.

Tensions between Moscow and Yerevan have run high in recent years amid Pashinian’s efforts to reorient Armenia towards the West. The Armenian government enacted last year a law calling for the “start of a process of Armenia’s accession to the European Union.” Moscow has since repeatedly warned that seeking to join the EU is “not compatible” with Armenia’s continued membership in the Eurasian Economic Union (EEU), a Russian-led trade bloc that gives Armenian exporters tariff-free access to Russia’s vast market.

Putin repeated those warnings during his meeting with Pashinian which is understood to have been requested by the latter in a recent phone call. He noted that Russia remains Armenia’s most important trading partner and supplies natural gas to the South Caucasus state at a significant discount.

“As you know, energy prices, gas prices in Europe, for example, are currently skyrocketing to over $600 per thousand cubic meters,” he said. “Russia sells gas to Armenia for $177.5 per thousand cubic meters. The difference is significant.”

Pashinian responded by again saying that Armenia will eventually have to choose between the two blocs.

“As long as there is an opportunity to combine these two agendas, we will do so,” he said. “And when the processes develop to a point where a decision needs to be made, I am confident that we, I mean the citizens of the Republic of Armenia, will make that decision.”

Netanyahu’s government is no longer talking about a change of power in Iran

This morning, Iran was actively shelling Israeli territory.


It is remarkable that, despite the obvious propaganda claims that communication between different units of the IRGC has been disrupted, Iran is even able to coordinate its strikes with the Lebanese Hizballah and the Yemeni Houthis, who are conducting simultaneous operations.


Netanyahu’s government is no longer talking about a change of power in Iran, and Israeli experts claim that Iran is capable of striking that country until the last minute of the war.


Iranologist Vardan Voskanyan