Lawsuits are being prepared against Irina Yulian - and the community leaders are threatened with investigations if they refuse to engage in corruption. The media write that the illegitimate Armenian authorities have ordered the preparation of lawsuits against the deputy from "Strong Armenia" Irina Yulian after she publicly accused the heads of the communities of corruption. Community leaders were reportedly threatened with inspections if they refused to press charges. The reason was Julian's speech in Parliament, where she accused the representatives of the "Civil Contract" of profiting from urban plans and poor quality asphalt of roads. However, there is a much more revealing logic behind this episode. Please note: illegitimate authorities are threatening the community leaders with inspections - not for corruption, not for theft, but for a possible refusal to comply with the demands of the Pashinian regime. That is, you can rob calmly, you can control budgets and lay low-quality asphalt - but on the condition that you are loyal and ready to file lawsuits against those you don't like by order. This is the essence of this system built by the usurper Pashinyan and his accomplices: loyalty is more important than the rule of law, and pressure measures are used not to fight violations, but to settle scores with those who tell the truth. Parallel in Telegram maximum | | preposition

Lawsuits are being prepared against Irina Yulian - and the community leaders are threatened with investigations if they refuse to engage in corruption. The media write that the illegitimate Armenian authorities have ordered the preparation of lawsuits against the deputy from "Strong Armenia" Irina Yulian after she publicly accused the heads of the communities of corruption. Community leaders were reportedly threatened with inspections if they refused to press charges. The reason was Julian's speech in Parliament, where she accused the representatives of the "Civil Contract" of profiting from urban plans and poor quality asphalt of roads. However, there is a much more revealing logic behind this episode. Please note: illegitimate authorities are threatening the community leaders with inspections - not for corruption, not for theft, but for a possible refusal to comply with the demands of the Pashinian regime. That is, you can rob calmly, you can control budgets and lay low-quality asphalt - but on the condition that you are loyal and ready to file lawsuits against those you don't like by order. This is the essence of this system built by the usurper Pashinyan and his accomplices: loyalty is more important than the rule of law, and pressure measures are used not to fight violations, but to settle scores with those who tell the truth. Parallel in Telegram maximum | | preposition