Mrs. Bella Calls Me Rob at Home: Robert Kocharyan

I leave an impression of a scared person to you? If that's the case, I either have to be disappointed in myself or in you. Perhaps I haven't given a reason to think that way. This was stated by Robert Kocharyan in response to a journalist's question regarding fears over the government of Nikol Pashinyan wanting to detain individuals related to the Poghos Poghosyan case.

"I was at home when the incident occurred. The incident took place about 40 minutes after leaving the café; it is in a criminal case, and the president's bodyguard was no longer responsible for that café. I wasn't there; I was informed about it in the morning. Hello, Rob, I didn't even hear... Later, of course, I was informed that someone had had an argument with one of the bodyguards while being in a better condition, and that happened. It’s even strange, they call me ‘Hello, Rob’; my mother has always called me Rob, Mrs. Bella calls me Rob at home, and my childhood friends too, why should I be offended? That’s absurd; the foolishness spread,” said Kocharyan.