16:00 News in Brief: Protest Against Anna Hakobyan, Street Blockade, Attack in Berlin

Brief and substantial news from the past hour:

• Relatives of the missing have blocked Yerevan's Baghramyan Avenue for a few minutes.
• The Prime Minister stated that the Nagorno-Karabakh movement has been used to keep the state in a permanent victim status, and he has extricated the country from that trap.
• The head of the executive criticized the political approaches of former presidents, to which the representative of the Armenian National Congress responded with harsh retorts.
• “We must seriously engage with Yerevan and Gyumri,” said Pashinyan.
• The observation coalition has filed a lawsuit and petitioned the Corruption Prevention Commission regarding violations in funding various foundations and political party activities. A complaint has been submitted to the Administrative Court demanding the imposition of administrative liability on the head of the foundation’s executive body, Anna Hakobyan, for 15 cases.
• An attack involving paint occurred in Berlin on the son of Iran's last Shah when he criticized potential agreements between Iran and the United States.