How Soap Products Marked with the Ministry of Defense Ended Up on the Market

Facebook user Anahit Simonyan posted on her page:

“Today, I was supposed to buy soap from the market in Gyumri, but my heart filled with doubt, so I didn’t buy it. There are people in our society who do not want to change. You need to get out of here, we need to be rid of you. People like you deserve to be spat on. No change in government or revolution will change you. Only the grave can save individuals with such a mindset. The Gyumri market is selling soaps, each costing 100 drams. They bear the mark of the Ministry of Defense. We don’t even have large amounts of money to allocate for the army, and some behave like this. Media outlets can go and film it while it is not too late; the seller may get the hint and stop selling it tomorrow. In the Gyumri market, above the “Karonna” supermarket, it is being sold outdoors. The seller was an elderly man, and when I asked if it was for sale, he said yes, but I understood that it was not actually for sale, so I didn’t buy it. P.S. I am sure that some may have noticed it as well, and as they usually do, they kept silent to stay away from 'curses' and 'troubles.'”