«Joghavori» Reports: A Number of Individuals from France Invited to Armenia for Questioning in Child Adoption Case
«Joghavor» newspaper writes that it continues to present exclusive details regarding the criminal case published by the National Security Service on November 15, concerning the gross violations of Armenian legislation in the adoption of numerous children by foreigners.
Specifically, according to information received by the newspaper, a woman has been arrested in connection with this criminal case, whose name is not being disclosed due to pre-investigation secrecy.
The reason for the arrest is that the information provided by the detained woman will allow law enforcement agencies to make several revelations regarding the criminal case.
Furthermore, exclusive information has also reached the newspaper that, within the framework of this criminal case, the pre-investigation body has invited a number of individuals from France to Armenia for questioning.
For comments, the newspaper reached out to the press department of the Investigative Committee of Armenia, where they responded that at this phase of the investigation, no information regarding the criminal case can be disclosed to the public.
For more details, see today’s issue of the newspaper.
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