Video: I Was Sleeping, They Said Would You Like to Be an Assistant, I Had Dreamed About It Since Childhood, I Said Yes: Prime Minister's Assistant

Media outlets disturb both parents and every issue. This was stated by Gagik Isakhanyan, the newly appointed assistant to Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan, during a conversation with reporters on the topic of missing persons.

Isakhanyan acknowledges that there are shortcomings on the part of the authorities, however, he believes that if shortcomings are mentioned, the adversary will capitalize on those shortcomings.

When asked if media outlets are hindering negotiations, Isakhanyan replied that reporters are very skilled in posing questions, while he is not as adept at speaking before microphones. “I am a dentist, as you all know. A person's profession and essence have absolutely no relation to this. If anyone else were in my place, they would write the same. It's just that one should not cross the line of cynicism; one should not write about a person without knowing about them,” he stated.