Yes, the Gagik Khachatryans have directly destroyed us: Armen Danielyan

Former Deputy Prosecutor General of Armenia Armen Danielyan wrote on his Facebook page: "I simply cannot remain silent... What does it mean that if Gagik Khachatryan returns one billion dollars to the state budget, he can be forgiven? Perhaps it's a matter of taste or perception, but myself and many like me are not only unwilling to forgive Gagik Khachatryan, but we are also quietly waiting for justice to finally knock on the doors of the mansion of Gagik Khachatryan, one of the most horrific corrupt figures who robbed the Third Republic of Armenia and the Armenian people..."

"P.S. Yes, he must not only return stolen millions or perhaps billions during his term in office, but furthermore, he must inevitably feel the bitterness of the criminal code, and this should happen publicly—by a court, rather than according to our wishes or tastes..."

"P.S. And those political figures who still believe they provided us with a paradise in the past, while we are 'ungrateful,' will eventually understand what the scale and nature of this plunder is..."

"P.S. Yes, the Gagik Khachatryans have directly destroyed us and our country’s economy... When, nearly twenty years ago, I defended my doctoral thesis, the highly respected and memorable former Prosecutor General of the Armenian SSR, Vladimir Nazaryan, directly said in his speech: 'With sound tax and customs policy, the country's economy and industry will undoubtedly develop, and it is very important that those responsible in that area are cautious and also incorruptible; otherwise, if it falls into the hands of a, as they say, son of a dog, the economy's father will be cursed and he will shamelessly enrich himself...' Yes, the great jurist was not mistaken... Those like myself will never forgive Gagik Khachatryan for a billion dollars, because he has been a direct threat to the national security of Armenia and Artsakh... And in Artsakh, our soldiers fought with weapons from the 1980s, while our teachers, doctors, pensioners, and we and our homeland are suffering from poverty and debts because of their appetites..."