Serious Turmoil Begins in the Investigative Committee: Hayk Grigoryan May Also Resign

The newspaper "Fact" reports that it has received notable details regarding the anticipated developments within the Investigative Committee following the initiation of a service investigation against Yura Ivanyan, a representative concerning the exploitation of the Amulsar mine.

According to information, serious turmoil has begun within the committee after the crash of the Amulsar "market." It is no secret that over the past one and a half months, the Investigative Committee has particularly been focused on cases involving former officials, most of which are the result of political decisions.

Members of the committee are aware that aside from the possibility of being scapegoats should there be a change in power, each of them could also become a "victim" due to the political ambitions of the authorities, thus becoming (or having become) casualties of the system.

According to a source in the committee reported by the newspaper, a certain staff turnover is expected within the committee, and there is information that the head of the Investigative Committee, Hayk Grigoryan, may also resign from his position.

For more details, refer to today's issue of the newspaper.