I Do Not Appoint or Dismiss, It Is the Deputy's Position: Tatevik Revazyan on Dismissals in the Committee
Today, the newspaper "Pats" reported that there are serious issues in the civil aviation sector, primarily due to the departure of old and experienced specialists from the field. According to the "classic" remarks of a member of parliament, under the "light hand" of the "beautiful girl," the head of the Flight Readiness Department at the Civil Aviation Committee Vahram Sayadyan, the head of the Legal Department Levon Janibekyan, as well as the deputy chairman of the committee Arsen Poghosyan, who was responsible for aviation security oversight, have left their positions.
In an interview with 168.am, the chairman of the Civil Aviation Committee of Armenia, Tatevik Revazyan, stated that she cannot speak over the phone and suggested sending the article via the Facebook social network, promising to respond after reviewing it. Later, she sent a response to our question in Latin letters.
"I am not ready to make the same denials. We have already refuted this topic a long time ago. The only new case is that of Poghosyan, and that is not my decision; I do not appoint or dismiss, it is the deputy's position."
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