Did I tell you that you used to call me drunk at night and talk about your personal problems? Alen Simonyan to Armon Ashotyan

Armen, it's shameful, you shouldn't discuss personal matters. This is the umpteenth time you've been talking about that same nonsense, claiming that I came to wait for you under your windows or asked you to resolve an issue with one of your nickname-bearing degenerates. This was written by the Speaker of the National Assembly, Alen Simonyan, on his Telegram channel.

“Don’t do such things; first, it’s not true that I intermediated anything for you, and second, I haven't been waiting near your house. You came, I handed you something for your work, you took it, and went. The measurement of your size seems to have reduced a bit, you took it and inflated it. And lastly, it’s truly shameful. What should I do now, start talking about how your foot got broken in wet conditions? Or should I tell you that you used to call me drunk at night and talk about your personal problems? Isn't that shameful?”

You came here to protect me from khinkali, and there should be at least one person to defend you. In short, be Ashotyan here. So, you be quiet,” wrote the Speaker of the National Assembly.