Homes Rented in the Small Center Turned Into Mini 'Public Houses': Manukyan

Our rosy Yerevan is filled with foreign prostitutes (I present all with evidence), who offer 'services' both in the homes they rent and in hotels. This observation was made by Mesrop Manukyan, a candidate for the city council from the 'Mother Armenia' alliance.

His post states: 'I am speaking to you, my dear mother, brother, wife, and newlywed. My conversation is with you. After these, the target is our families, and you too... Our rosy Yerevan is filled with foreign prostitutes (I present all with evidence), who offer 'services' both in the homes they rent and in hotels... I have published the ages, weights, heights, and the cost of their services on my website and Telegram channels. By the way, the cost for an hour ranges from $150 to $250 (ABUSE).'

Much of the rental homes in the small center have turned into mini 'public houses,' where 'services' are offered in line (I suspect drugs might also be sold), and the dissemination of sexually transmitted infections is inevitable. Conditions have been created where part of the family’s earned money is spent on bookmakers (betting), and the other part in these newly created 'public houses,' where they may be offered both drugs and 'sexually transmitted diseases.'

It is clear to me that the police receive bonuses for maintaining their power, for dragging the parents of those fallen in Yerablur Pantheon, or for harassing a girl expressing her will by pouring water. The question is: if these prostitutes do not operate or are not sponsored by the authorities, then how do they conduct their activities and earn large sums of money (the site has data on about 1400 prostitutes who have provided services, although I cannot definitively say what time period these 1400 prostitutes provided 'services')?

Since it is unclear where our homeland's police are, the Yerevan municipality may have a role to play here (that will follow).