It’s Unlikely Anyone Would Come and Demolish Vladimir Gasparyan’s Summer House, Says Tigran Atanesyan

No one has come and demolished the summer house of General Major V. Gasparyan. Moreover, it is unlikely anyone would come and do so. This was stated by former police chief Vladimir Gasparyan's lawyer, Tigran Atanesyan, on his Facebook page.

“For those fond of creating and spreading cheap sensations: No one has come and demolished General Major V. Gasparyan's summer house. Furthermore, it is unlikely anyone would come and do so. The old and unused building is being demolished by V. Gasparyan’s instruction to improve the beach area.”

“The real issue in the country is not V. Gasparyan’s summer house, but the devastation of the economy, the annihilation of public and political life, the failure of negotiations regarding Artsakh, the blatant squandering of public resources, and the fraud that has become a national disaster,” he added.

Atanesyan concluded with a reminder: “Let those currently speaking about Sevan try to compare their actions and those of V. Gasparyan for Sevan and be silent out of shame.”

It is worth noting that Sassun Miroyan, an advisor at the “Water Committee,” wrote on his Facebook page that the private residence of former Police Chief Vladimir Gasparyan is currently being dismantled.