Vanetsyan is in Moscow these days: 'Fact'

'Fact' newspaper reports that the opposition 'Hayastan' and 'Pativ Unem' factions boycotted the parliamentary sessions yesterday and traveled to Artsakh, thereby emphasizing their agenda priorities. However, as it later became clear, they were not allowed to enter the Republic of Artsakh. At the beginning of the parliamentary session, Arthur Vanetsyan, the leader of the 'Pativ Unem' faction, was absent. He was also not part of the group of MPs that traveled to Artsakh.

According to reliable information from 'Fact' newspaper, Arthur Vanetsyan is currently in Moscow. Our sources report that the visit is exclusively for political purposes, and Vanetsyan has had several meetings in the Russian Federation. We tried to verify this information with the office of the 'Hayrenik' party, as well as to find out about the specific meetings and the context in which they occurred. The party's press secretary, Sos Hakobyan, did not actually deny our information, only mentioning that Vanetsyan is indeed abroad. Hakobyan also added that he does not find it appropriate to provide any further information at this time.

For more details, see today's edition of the newspaper.