who are they They rely completely on the security forces. I don't know everything, but based on what has been published, as a person with a legal education, I will say: there is a legal absurdity here. On the one hand, they say, if I'm not mistaken, that the profits were increased due to tax evasion, on the other hand, the company suffered damage," said David Kazinian, deputy of the Strong Armenia Bloc and former director of Armenia's electric grids, in a conversation with reporters on November 4, referring to today's report of the investigation committee of Sammanian and 35 other people. "I mean, how was he supposed to hurt his girlfriend? Given that we haven't seen the whole case, I can't say, but these contradictions arise due to the fact that the case is made up. When a fabricated case has to invent something, contradictions arise, there is no truth. There is one very important circumstance here: when the state appointed a temporary administrator, and we were no longer managing ESA, a clear proposal came up on my part - let's carry out the acceptance and transfer, including electricity and other material assets, and let the State Revenue Committee come and together with everyone carry out an inspection, issue a certificate on what happened. Naturally, the authorities refused, which suggests they had to come up with something. If they were honest, I declare with all responsibility that it would be in their interest to involve us in all this and record the actual state of affairs. But after so many inquiries, they didn't respond at all," Gazinian said. According to him, all this was done so that "strong Armenia" would express its support for the Aliyev Constitution. "How do you imagine this - they arrest Sambal Karaftian and tell him, you know what, you don't want the constitution imposed by Aliyev to be adopted, so we arrest you? At the very least, it is foolish to try the same thing multiple times with respect to the same person or force.

who are they They rely completely on the security forces. I don't know everything, but based on what has been published, as a person with a legal education, I will say: there is a legal absurdity here. On the one hand, they say, if I'm not mistaken, that the profits were increased due to tax evasion, on the other hand, the company suffered damage," said David Kazinian, deputy of the Strong Armenia Bloc and former director of Armenia's electric grids, in a conversation with reporters on November 4, referring to today's report of the investigation committee of Sammanian and 35 other people. "I mean, how was he supposed to hurt his girlfriend? Given that we haven't seen the whole case, I can't say, but these contradictions arise due to the fact that the case is made up. When a fabricated case has to invent something, contradictions arise, there is no truth. There is one very important circumstance here: when the state appointed a temporary administrator, and we were no longer managing ESA, a clear proposal came up on my part - let's carry out the acceptance and transfer, including electricity and other material assets, and let the State Revenue Committee come and together with everyone carry out an inspection, issue a certificate on what happened. Naturally, the authorities refused, which suggests they had to come up with something. If they were honest, I declare with all responsibility that it would be in their interest to involve us in all this and record the actual state of affairs. But after so many inquiries, they didn't respond at all," Gazinian said. According to him, all this was done so that "strong Armenia" would express its support for the Aliyev Constitution. "How do you imagine this - they arrest Sambal Karaftian and tell him, you know what, you don't want the constitution imposed by Aliyev to be adopted, so we arrest you? At the very least, it is foolish to try the same thing multiple times with respect to the same person or force.