Soros-affiliated Groups Attempt to Establish Separate Faction in Parliament Using Amulsar Issue

The newspaper "Fact" reports: "As is known, the topic of exploiting the Amulsar mine has become quite active again in recent times, turning into a real test for the current authorities. Essentially, they have no viable solutions, a fact that Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan has openly hinted at. In fact, last year, no final conclusions were published regarding the topic, and there was no agreement among the parties about regulation. Moreover, the authorities have found themselves in a deadlock concerning the issue, leading to periodic escalations between local residents and operators.

In connection with this, the newspaper "Fact" has learned details indicating that Western-funded organizations are attempting to play a certain role in the ongoing protests regarding the exploitation of the Amulsar mine. According to our source, these so-called Soros-affiliated groups are promoting the subject at this stage due to existing disagreements with Nikol Pashinyan. There are reports that they are actively working within the ruling faction as well.

It is no secret that the so-called Soros-affiliated individuals have significant involvement in the ruling faction. Now, rumors are circulating in the corridors that they seek to utilize the Amulsar topic to unite interested members of parliament into a single “team” and create a political group in the National Assembly that serves their own interests.