2025 was auspicious for Arpine Davoyan from CP. he has already mentioned the acquisition of real estate in his declaration.

Although, in general, if we are writing about Davoyan, we should mention that 2018 was a breakthrough year for CP. if before the well-known velvet facts, Arpine Davoyan, who was educated as a pedagogue-psychologist, worked for several years as a high school psychologist, then as an accountant’s assistant and accountant, and in 2017-2018 as a clerk of the RA NA “Exit” faction, then since 2018, she assumed the role of an assistant to the leader of the velvet government, Nikol Pashinyan, and joined the ranks of deputies.

And now, in more detail about his achievements in 2025, on June 2, 2026, party member Davoyan submitted to the Corruption Prevention Commission the declaration of property, income, expenses and interests for 2025, in which he specifically mentioned: the private residential house he bought in the capital in August 2025 and owned by himself, and the 2011 Hyundai car he bought in 2021.

It should be noted that in the 2022 declaration submitted in 2023, MP Davoyan mentioned real estate in the mortgage section.

The balances of several bank accounts of Arpi Davoyan increased at the end of the year: instead of 0 drams at the beginning of the year, they amounted to 4,238,972.8 drams at the end of the year, instead of 1,210,066.5 drams at the beginning of the year, they amounted to 3,586,659.1 drams at the end of the year, and instead of 1,210,066.5 drams at the beginning of the year: 3,586,659.1 drams.

During the year, he declared up to 200 thousand drams in cash.

KP-Akan’s income of 14,766,081.8 drams for the reporting year was generated from 10,446,109 drams received as salary and other payments equal to it from the National Assembly, 4,238,972.8 drams from one-time payments received from the Ministry of Labor and Social Affairs, and 81,000 drams from the educational complex of the Ministry of Internal Affairs.

As of December 31, 2025, Arpine Davoyan indicated 3,000,000 drams as the principal amount of the loan.

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“The closure of the Russian market against Armenia will paralyze not only the sector of winegrowers, but also the economy of the entire country.” of 168.am said in a conversation with Artak Sargsyan, President of the Union of Grape Growers of Armeniatalking about Russia’s restrictions on exports from Armenia and its impact on the market.

He emphasizes that viticulture cannot survive or advance without processing entrepreneurs.

Artak Sargsyan is sure that if the market is suddenly closed to Armenian cognac or wine, the grape grower will remain hungry, because if the seller of the grapes cannot sell it, he will not buy new products from the grape grower.

“You know that today a peasant in Armenia, as the popular saying says, is a person who lives by his daily bread, if he suddenly has a problem of realization for a year, everything will turn upside down. This will put us, grape growers, in front of the most unpredictable situation.

As for the statements of the authorities about exporting Armenian goods to the EU markets, then let me say that if a person is more or less literate, has a more or less idea about the EU, knows about these 21-22 countries, then he will know that, like the former communist regime, the EU plans its actions in advance.

In addition, it is self-sufficient, has a closed economy that organizes trade among themselves. Today, no one is ready to carry out trade turnover in a surprise way, especially when it is not a border with the given country,” added Artak Sargsyan.

Continuing, our interlocutor said that the EU does not need Armenian products, moreover, the EU has standards regarding exports from Armenia. Armenia’s economy has not yet joined the European Union for so many years.

“Now they fell asleep and woke up, they realized that after June 7, those standards will change, or like the Golden Fish, what dream we keep, will it come true? This is a fairy tale.

I want to say that the EU is not waiting for us first, they are only words, they only make flattering and populist statements for only one thing: to remove Russia from the region, and to remove the Russian military base from Armenia. The rest, what the EU says: we love you very much, we don’t sleep for you at night, we are concerned about you, they are from the genre of fairy tales. This is my opinion.” Artak Sargsyan mentioned.

As for the yield of grapes, Artak Sargsyan said that at the moment they are waiting for an abundant harvest, and if the harvester only eats a part of the harvest, then if the other part is not exported, it will remain and spoil.

“The grape grower will have to take the rest of the crop and dump it. The Armenian market is not economically independent yet, and the closing of the Russian market is a catastrophe for Armenia, so to speak, everything will turn upside down. Not only brandy, wine, grapes are included in it, the entire economy of our country is connected to it.

I don’t want to say too many bad things, but may God grant that our diplomacy will be flexible, at least until August restores relations with the Russian Federation, our friendly relationship will continue, and the matter will not come to the point where the grapes remain on the ground, and the grape grower will not face a shameful situation. I just don’t want to imagine how disastrous the situation can be for us,” said the president of the Union of Grape Growers of Armenia.

He also said, thank God, there are grape growers who have contracts with procurement companies, those contracts will be legally valid, and there are unlikely to be force majeure situations for them.

“As of now, we are expecting a very abundant harvest, God forbid, there will be a force majeure situation, we will face the facts,” emphasized Artak Sargsyan.

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A general assessment has already been given to these elections: they are illegitimate, and the punched results, especially after the disgraceful decision of the CEC on June 14, are illegal, with simply ridiculous reasons.

After declaring the election results invalid in three polling stations, the commission refused to schedule re-voting there, when it was required by law.

The actual voting also took place with flagrant violations, and its results cannot be trusted.

Details in the video

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Whether to take the mandates or not, the main problem of the future work of the opposition in general is what tactics we adopt, what is planned in the near future. There is quite an energetic, open and sincere discussion on this issue both within our units and between different political units of the opposition. We will not put up with this situation, we will not sit for five years and wait for the next elections. 168TVof « expressed such an opinion during the program Ishkhan Saghatelyan, representative of the General Assembly of the Armenian Democratic Party of Armenia, deputy of the RA National Assembly.

“This government is not legitimate and has not received the vote of the majority of our people, it does not have a mandate to change the Constitution at the request of Azerbaijan, hand over enclaves or make new concessions. But it is obvious that the government is trying to strengthen its power through illegalities, violence, repressions, to show that it has legitimacy from the people to take such steps and actions. Without a strong popular movement, it is not possible to solve the problem. As a result of discussions, we will come to an agreement on when it should happen, with what mechanisms, what program, what sequence of steps,” said the politician.

“We must speak clearly to our voters and get down to work. It should be in the way of expressing the will of the people, because the rights of our people have been violated. The united agenda of the opposition is very important, regardless of which political force participated in the elections in which format. We welcome Samvel Karapetyan’s initiative, and we must develop a functional agenda for cooperation with the opposition,” Saghatelyan said.

According to the opinion of the opposition figure, the opposition is facing a very difficult and difficult problem regarding whether to take mandates or not.

“There are both supporters of taking the mandates and supporters of not taking them, among our voters and our party, and both of these views have the right to live. But the logic of taking a mandate, if we go that way, will be that no matter what kind of street struggle and popular uprising there is, its final chord, legal packaging will take place in the parliament. Therefore, mandates are necessary at that time.”

“We cannot achieve change with only the parliamentary apparatus, therefore, if we take the mandates, it should be both the street and the parliament, otherwise there is no point in taking the mandate. There is no chance of success with the parliamentary mandate alone. Taking a mandate also implies responsibility. 550,000 people voted, and it is necessary to go and continue the struggle with those demands, instead of avoiding that responsibility. The question of the legitimacy of the Parliament is determined not by our going or not, but by their falsified elections,” said Ishkhan Saghatelyan.

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Steven Wittkoff, the special envoy of the US President, left for Switzerland to participate in the first round of negotiations on the nuclear deal with the Iranian delegation. This was reported by the American news portal Axios, referring to its source in the USA. According to him, another representative of the White House, the son-in-law of the country’s President Donald Trump, Jared Kushner, is already in Switzerland.

According to Axios, the Prime Minister of Qatar, Sheikh Mohammed bin Abdel Rahman Al Thani, who is one of the main mediators between the United States and Iran, arrived in Switzerland on June 19. Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi plans to arrive in Switzerland on June 20, but the plans may change, the source of the periodical claims.

Another Axios interlocutor said that Araghchi announced to his partners in the mediating countries in the negotiations with the US on June 19 that the establishment of a ceasefire in Lebanon is of “crucial importance” for Iran. Sources claim that the Iranians want to see a stable ceasefire in the region before the start of negotiations, so it is not yet clear whether the meeting date of the delegations of the two countries has been set.

The negotiations between the representatives of Washington and Tehran were supposed to take place on June 19. During them, it was planned to sign a memorandum of understanding between the two countries. One of its main points is the cessation of hostilities along the entire front, including in Lebanon. The document also assumes that a 60-day period of negotiations between the US and Iran begins from the date of its signing, during which the parties must agree on the final version of the peace agreement. However, the document was finally signed on June 17, remotely, and the meeting in Switzerland was “postponed”. On June 19, the media reported that the parties managed to reach an agreement on a ceasefire.

Let’s remind that yesterday the negotiations between the USA and Iran scheduled in Switzerland were postponed. The White House clarified that the visit of the American delegation was postponed due to “logistical” problems. Meanwhile, according to the Iranian media, Tehran postponed the visit of its delegation due to the ongoing Israeli attacks in Lebanon. However, yesterday afternoon, a ceasefire was established between Israel and Hezbollah.

168.amin a conversation with Russian analyst Vladimir Yevseyev said that the planned contacts on the Swiss platform are presented as diplomatic progress, but they are still the initial stage of the negotiation process. According to him, despite the signed memorandum and the negotiation process between the parties, there are differences between the parties regarding the limitation of Iran’s nuclear program and regional security architecture. “Iran is trying to connect the nuclear issue with a broader political and security agenda, including the issues of ending military escalation in Lebanon, Gaza and the Middle East in general. That strategy partially gives its results, but the start of negotiations does not guarantee a quick result, and the process can face new obstacles at any moment, taking into account the politics of the players included in it,” said Vladimir Yevseyev.

He believes that if Washington and Tehran manage to form another interim agreement, its influence will go beyond the scope of bilateral relations, a possible big deal can contribute to the reduction of regional tensions and the revision of the regime of sanctions against Iran. “Such a development will also strengthen the diplomatic role of Qatar and other intermediary states, forming a new balance in the Middle East. However, the fragility of the process is due to the fact that any military incident or political crisis can quickly destroy the agreements reached,” he said.

According to Vladimir Yevseyev, the possible agreement will have significant consequences for the South Caucasus as well.

“If Iran gets out of the most severe stage of international isolation and gets additional opportunities, its positions in regional projects will be strengthened. It can affect the transport and economic processes around Armenia, increasing Tehran’s participation in regional initiatives.

At the same time, even a limited progress in the normalization of US-Iran relations will reduce the risk of a large-scale military conflict, which is a positive factor for the countries of the South Caucasus. Therefore, the negotiations starting in Switzerland should be considered not as a final milestone, but as the first step in a long process. Its results can reshape the balance of power not only in the Middle East, but also in neighboring regions,” said Vladimir Yevseyev.

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Several MPs from CP have decided to present a draft law that will ban our compatriots living abroad from participating in the elections in Armenia, for this they put forward a number of conditions.

“In the case of participating in national elections and referendums, the projects propose to emphasize not only the formal, but also the substantive aspect of a person’s connection with the state by virtue of citizenship. Accordingly, in order to participate in elections and referendums, it is proposed to establish a requirement of actually staying in the Republic of Armenia for 183 or more days during the 365 days preceding it, as of the 48th day preceding the day of the vote or referendum, and in the case of special elections of the National Assembly or a new vote, as of the 28th day, respectively, providing for local self-government bodies and local referendums currently system integration with established settings.

As a result of the adoption of the projects, the systemic unity of the implementation of democracy will be ensured, guaranteeing the participation of those citizens whose connection with the state has a real nature and content in democratic governance. in the project.

This project caused great dissatisfaction among the public, particularly among citizens who live abroad for part of the year and in Armenia for part of the year and are citizens of Armenia.

Ekaterina Tairyan, representative of the Canadian Armenian community, healthcare management specialist, lecturer, who works in Canada but spends most of the year in Armenia, is concerned and upset.

“States all over the world are working in the direction to eliminate the obstacles related to the rights of voters, this government, which came to power with democratic slogans, is forcing us in such a backward process of democracy. This right is enshrined in our Constitution: the citizens of RA should not be deprived of the right to vote without discrimination, regardless of the fact in which part of the world they live at that moment, for any reason. of 168.am Ekaterina Tairyan expressed her indignation in a conversation with

According to him, they will fight for their rights until the end and cannot tolerate such discrimination. He thinks that the current government is afraid of people who think independently and do not depend on the whims of the government.

“Nikol Pashinyan has completely lost his support in the diaspora. For years, we had convinced ourselves that we could achieve changes by constitutional means, but today we are witnessing falsified elections, and now this circumstance is added to it, that our compatriots living abroad are deprived of the right to vote.

The government now has one goal: to keep its own power, continue to serve the interests of Azerbaijan and Turkey and protect their interests.

With my family, we have been living in Armenia for a long time, after putting this project into circulation, I received calls from the Armenian community in Canada, from my friends and relatives living there, they are worried and very upset.

I myself am going to write a letter to the Canadian ambassador to RA, because during one of our meetings he claimed that he supports the democratic processes of Nikol Pashinyan’s government. I want to ask the ambassador how much he supports Pashinyan’s government in the process of this regression,” emphasized our interlocutor.

At the same time, he said that he is not going to renounce his RA citizenship, but on the contrary, he will fight so that his right to vote is not violated.

Details in the video of 168.am

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