Very smart will work too: Pashinyan presents details on the 'Spayka' case

Ten months ago, when the State Revenue Committee and the police approached him and stated that there were abuses within the company, he instructed that the investigation be conducted in a way that would not hinder exports.

“And naturally, my instruction fell on some ears, and they took this as an opportunity and began to speak with investigators in a dismissive manner, etc. The investigative bodies set a problem, saying, ‘We did not understand, so we cannot investigate the case?’” said Pashinyan.

Regarding the company’s announcement that they would suspend their operations, Pashinyan noted, “If they want to boycott like this now, then other companies will emerge, the market will regulate itself under competitive conditions. We will see soon whether they will stop or not. They will work very smartly because no one today, and especially not they, will agree to incur millions of dollars in losses just to boycott.”