Yerkrapah is in Syunik for a week under the leadership of Sasun Mikayelyan: 'Hraparak'

'Hraparak' newspaper writes. Yesterday we reported that British MPs arriving in Armenia had a mysterious visit to Goris in the last weekend along with the MPs of the ruling party, but they did not meet with the local leadership of Goris.

We found out that they visited the border positions of the Tegh community accompanied by the commander of the special corps of Goris, Artak Budaghyan, and met with refugees who were displaced from Artsakh and took shelter in Tegh. The opposition member of the Tegh community council, Masis Zeynalanyan, told us that he was not aware that the British were coming, and he accidentally saw them in the border area. He later added that he heard that the English had visited the positions. Essentially, it seems that Nikol Pashinyan's government only prohibits the opposition from visiting these positions.

By the way, Yerkrapah, headed by Sasun Mikayelyan, has been in Syunik for a week; they are reorganizing the Yerkrapah and forming a battalion from the local defenders. They have approached the Ministry of Defense to request that the Yerkrapah not be called to the three-month conscription and to allow them to self-organize.