Lilit Makunts is Busy Sending 'SMS' to the Faction's MPs: What They Have Decided

According to the newspaper 'Zhoghavor', the local authorities have decided that not all members of their team should speak, give interviews, or make comments during this pre-election period.

According to the newspaper's information, Lilit Makunts, the head of the 'My Step' faction in the National Assembly, sends 4-5 messages daily to her colleagues, indicating who should speak on various topics and with what content.

The newspaper learned that there is also a decision that comments on internal political issues are the responsibility of National Assembly Vice President Alen Simonyan, while one of the main speakers will be faction MP Arpi Davoyan, and regarding foreign relations, it will be Vice President Ruben Rubinyan.

The newspaper reported that currently, the ruling faction is quite silent, mainly communicating through 'SMS' messages, and there are no meetings, with indications that they should not be active for now. As a result, Lilit Makunts is busy sending 'SMS' to the faction's MPs, setting aside her main responsibilities as head of the faction, to help them avoid possible missteps.