From Now On, I Will Say Corrupt Robert Kocharyan in My Speeches: Pashinyan

We have not officially stated that Robert Kocharyan is corrupt, and this has been recorded in court proceedings. This was announced by Nikol Pashinyan during a government meeting.

He recalled that Kocharyan agreed to terminate the bribery case against him due to the statute of limitations. “This is happening at a time when he admits that he is corrupt. Now the Armenian judicial system has officially recorded that the person who held the office of the second president of Armenia is corrupt,” the Prime Minister said.

He also noted that from now on, whenever he speaks and mentions Kocharyan's name, he will refer to him as corrupt Robert Kocharyan.