New Developments: Alexander Arzumanyan to Be Questioned as Well

The newspaper "Past" reports that new developments are expected soon regarding the March 1 case. According to sources, due to a noticeable recent passivity surrounding the trial of March 1 and Robert Kocharian, and the absence of significant public events, the authorities have decided to inject "new momentum" into the case.

According to information, Armenia's Ambassador to Sweden and Denmark, Alexander Arzumanyan, who was the chief of staff for Levon Ter-Petrosyan in 2008 and one of the key behind-the-scenes players during those days, will also be summoned for questioning by the Special Investigative Service.

Sources indicate that Arzumanyan has been informed about this in advance. His questioning is expected to prevent unnecessary intrigues and various speculations, as a figure like Arzumanyan could not remain uninvolved in providing explanations to law enforcement agencies.

It is worth mentioning that recordings of phone conversations involving Alexander Arzumanyan regarding March 1, including discussions with current Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan, circulate intermittently on the internet.

For more details, refer to today’s issue of the newspaper.