‘Fact’. ‘So where can I find good antifreeze, could you tell me, Mr. Prime Minister?’

‘Fact’ newspaper reports: ‘Call to urgently spread’ posts on Facebook are not new. However, it is noteworthy that yesterday, Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan made such a post, starting the text with a call to ‘please spread as much as possible’.

It concerns the specific addresses of organizations for handing over old car bodies (wrecks) as scrap metal. There is no doubt that these old car bodies have indeed become a nuisance and should be removed. The question is to what extent it is the job of the Prime Minister to share scrap metal collection addresses on Facebook.

It is no coincidence that under this post, many users joked, saying, ‘So where can I find good antifreeze, could you tell me?’, ‘And where should we hand over bottles, Mr. Prime Minister?’, ‘Aren't you supposed to be dealing with this?’, ‘When the Prime Minister of Armenia is also a PR specialist’, etc.

Many also noted how pointless it is to raise officials' salaries and give bonuses if the Prime Minister is doing everyone’s job anyway.

Incidentally, it is interesting that the current authorities, when in opposition, accused this very organization of monopoly and linked it to Serzh Sargsyan's name.

For more details, see today’s issue of the newspaper.