Narek Karapetyan Never Had Russian Citizenship. Coming Soon
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The Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Russia called a "fake throw" publication that Russian intelligence agents had allegedly been sent to Armenia before the parliamentary elections "to fight" the country's premier, Nichol Pashinian, a comment published on the agency's website.
Narek Karapetyan never had Russian citizenship. Coming soon
Russian Deputy Foreign Minister Mikhail Galuzin denied the information spread in some Armenian media about the alleged activities of Russian diplomats against the interests of Armenia. According to Galuzin, such publications “do not correspond to reality” and are a slander that contributes to the spread of “espionage mania” against Russia. The Deputy Foreign Minister of […]
The investigative committee of Armenia has initiated criminal proceedings against the candidate for deputies from the "strong Armenia" unit, Narek Karapetian, concerning the concealment of information preventing the acquisition or maintenance of the status of an official (article 449 (1) of the Criminal Code), which is reported on the Department's website, and according to the version of the investigation, Karapetyan has concealed information ab…
The Investigative Committee reports that Narek Karapetyan, a candidate for deputy nominated by the first number of the "Strong Armenia" bloc, concealed information about his foreign citizenship, which prevents him from obtaining the status of an official.
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