Faceless reality or "protection" with a mask ... Mikael Minasyan (photo)

Here, Arayik of the KGSM does not say that some force "has served the narrow group interest." And he hinted that that force was passing Andranik to the Turks.

That unnamed force, it is clear, hints at the ARF. Now let's see who serves the narrow group interest.

So, KGSM Arayik is "modestly" silent that it is about Hovhannes Kajaznuni և Aram Manukyan's telegram addressed to Enver. Well, if the name of those decent devotees, the founder of Armenia, had been mentioned, he might not have come out from under the blasphemies. And so, most of the readers do not know what it is about.

But that is not the most important thing. The most important thing is that this telegram is a well-known forgery, the author of which is John Kirakosyan in his work "The First World War - the Armenians" (I will put the link with details in the comments).

Now I am not, you say, who serves a narrow group interest?

Arthur Vanetsyan, the former director of the NSS, who was summoned for an explanation for allegedly abusing his official powers, once again "threatened" with "politically active actions" after leaving the NSS yesterday.

In that context, he did not rule out meetings with Robert Kocharyan, Serzh Sargsyan, as well as the first president of Armenia Levon Ter-Petrosyan.

To the journalist's observation whether it was about the same Kocharyan and Sargsyan, whom he accused of corruption and robbing the country when he was the director of the National Security Service, Vanetsyan responded that the question was not appropriate. "Political processes involve meetings with all political forces and people active in politics."

As it is known, Robert Kocharyan, the defendant in the March 1 case, who was recently released on $ 4 million bail, was also recently "threatened" with political processes.

In an interview with Channel 5, H2 and Yerkir Media, he criticized the domestic and foreign policy of Nikol Pashinyan's government, spoke about the need for a change of government, not ruling out mass pressure by closing roads.

Victor Yengibaryan, a member of the "My Step" parliamentary faction, answered this question in a conversation with the Armenian News-NEWS.am.

- Mr. Yengibaryan, Arthur Vanetsyan announced today that he is being politically persecuted with the aim of stopping his political activity. Although there is no obvious political activity lately, do you think Vanetsyan's activity is so dangerous?

- First of all, there can be no political persecution against anyone in our country. Who knows, but our political force understands very well the importance of political freedoms. Therefore, I rule out any political persecution. Second, it seems that a vicious tradition has been formed in our country after the revolution. People who realize that they are on the verge of potential criminal prosecution start engaging in intense political activity in order to be able to gain some freedom under the pretext of political persecution. In our country, the courts are independent, as we have seen many times, their activities are not directed by the ruling party, so it is pointless to talk about political persecution.

- Vanetsyan threatens with very active actions in the near future. Robert Kocharyan also spoke about that yesterday. What do you attribute to this synchronous nature of their statements?

- I do not rule out that there may be connections, but I do not have such information. We welcome everyone's political activity and guarantee their freedom of action. Everyone has the right to engage in politics, only the vicious phenomenon I mentioned, that the seemingly political activity should be freed from criminal prosecution, is also excluded.

Koryun Vardapetyan, an obstetrician-gynecologist at Achajr Health Center, wrote on his Facebook page.

"Dear citizens of Tavush, I would like to inform you that today, 31/07/2020, according to the order received from the Minister of Health Arsen Torosyan, the right of the Achajr Health Center to be engaged in obstetrics (Achajr maternity hospital) has been suspended.

Due to the order given, as an obstetrician-gynecologist I can no longer apply my professional knowledge and skills at Achajr Health Center.


At the moment, the realization of my further activity as an obstetrician-gynecologist in one of the leading clinics in another region of Armenia is being discussed.

I struggled as much as possible not to stop the activity of the maternity hospital, but in vain .............. ”

On June 30, at around 3:30 pm, a group of doctors on duty at the Yerevan 1-03 ambulance called the Malatia Police Department and reported that one of the apartments in the 149 Andranik building had left with a call, where a first aid worker with head injuries had been treated.

Photojournalist Gagik Shamshyan reports from the scene that the operative group of the Malatia Police Department headed by the head of the department Igor Mesropyan and the head of the criminal investigation department Simon Harutyunyan arrived promptly. The group of the Malatia-Sebastia Investigation Division of the Yerevan City Investigation Department of the Investigation Committee of Armenia also arrived, especially headed by Tigran Muradyan, a senior investigator on important cases.

A woman recently felt unwell near the Varks.am branch of the 2nd block of Nor Nork in Yerevan after police tried to arrest her son. Citizens helped the woman.

Earlier, the young man got into an argument with the police, who were arranging a large queue near the branch of the organization.

It should be noted that dozens of citizens have been waiting for their turn at the Varks.am branch for hours.

For the past two weeks, 57-year-old Narine has been treated for a coronavirus infection at home. In an interview with NEWS.am Medicine, he told how much his treatment cost.

The clinic's therapist prescribed antibiotics to the patient from the macrolide group (we do not write the name for obvious reasons). Narine paid 5,600 drams for 6 pills. He also needed to take vitamin D for a month (6,000 drams a month) and inject blood thinners. He had to be given a total of 10 injections, and each of them cost 3,500 drams. Thus, Narine paid 35,000 drams for this medicine.

At some point during the treatment, Narine's condition began to deteriorate, and she was prescribed another antibiotic from the cephalosporins group, for which she paid 4,200 drams. He was also prescribed bronchodilators to make his breathing easier. It cost 2200 drams. The patient also took medicine against the fever, but he did not go because he had it at home.

The condition of the 55-year-old nurse, who was infected with coronavirus and was thrown from the window of the Artashat Medical Center Hospital, remains extremely serious. St. Gregory the Illuminator Medical Center informs about this.

"He has a fracture of the lower extremities. Consciousness is the place. The operation is being prepared next week. He has 35% lung disease, "the MC said.

On June 18, the Criminal Court of Appeal released the second president of Armenia, Robert Kocharyan, on bail of 2 billion drams, changing his pre-trial detention.

On his Facebook page, Levon Kocharyan posted a video of how one of the journalists suggested that a decision on bail of 2 billion drams could be made.

"I don't think so," Kocharyan Jr. said at the time.

One of the most beautiful couples in Armenian show business, Arpi Gabrielyan and Mihran Tsarukyan, who will soon have a son, took part in a birthday party yesterday.

They published videos and congratulated the jubilee.