VIDEO: Alyosha Went and Posed with My House Wall - Ararat Mirzoyan

Ararat Mirzoyan, the Minister of Foreign Affairs of Armenia, posted on his Facebook page: "It turns out that while we are interacting and taking pictures with the citizens of the Republic of Armenia, the strong-peddler and foreign citizen (according to his unrefuted information) Alyosha has gone and posed with the wall of my house. The 'impartial' media has spread this with delight."

"Alyosha, you are new to the Armenian political scene and may not know this, so let me enlighten you: in Armenia, officials fill out declarations, and you can get acquainted with the details. Well, I’ll write it here too: we acquired the house through a mortgage loan, using all the money from the sale of my parental home as a down payment. It was not purchased with looted or illegally accumulated funds. It was not constructed by exploiting soldiers for free labor. It is not financed by the HETC, BETC, or TETC. By the way, my wife’s car is also on a loan. We buy household appliances with consumer loans/installments, just like almost all citizens of Armenia. It’s normal.

Alyosha, my foreign friend, it has indeed happened that I forgot to pay for my car's improper parking fine on time, and the traffic police have placed a lien on my accounts. That’s the reason I could not buy your favorite television set on credit. It's not just normal; it's very good—something like this can only happen in a truly democratic country to the first Deputy Prime Minister. Moreover, during the period preceding the revolution, my wife and I had quite well-paying jobs.

Alyosha, I’ve heard you wanted to bet on my house with my friend Rubo. I don’t know where you grew up, but probably not in Armenia. Otherwise, the big guys in the yard would have explained to you that you cannot bet on something that does not belong to you. It’s not normal, it’s not right. If you keep your cool, Alyosha, I might even let you pose with my vest.

By the way, the 'revelation' that I wear an expensive jacket was first made by a Russian-language Telegram channel, and the 'impartial' media has spread it with enthusiasm again. Moreover, the 'revealing' girl is not real; she is generated by artificial intelligence (you are misusing AI). Let me say that I bought the jacket on sale for much less than they are spreading—a branded outlet. I didn’t give any property in exchange for debt.

And finally, ring your ears: no matter how much you squeal and spend money, no matter how many dirty lies you spread, you will not succeed. The Republic of Armenia will remain a sovereign, democratic, peaceful, and developing state. It will be good, dear people. I love you all," wrote Mirzoyan.