Pashinyan Instructs Allies to 'Not Play on Their Phones'

The newspaper "Past" reports: "For the third consecutive day, the government's program is being actively discussed in the National Assembly. It is worth noting that the discussion has been lengthy, particularly because 53 MPs registered just to ask questions to the Prime Minister, while 42 registered to make speeches, which is unprecedented in the history of the Armenian Parliament.

However, the most interesting aspect of this situation is that the majority of those registered are representatives of the "My Step" faction.

According to "Past," during a faction meeting held last week in the National Assembly, attended by the Prime Minister, the format for discussing the program was presented in detail. Pashinyan instructed his allies to be active in the discussion, and not to "play on their phones with mouths full of water" in the hall.

According to a source who participated in the discussion, the Prime Minister personally formulated questions for some "key" figures, and most of the speeches were prepared by the Prime Minister's office to create an imitation of a discussion embellished with certain "sharp" emphases."