Individuals Who Stormed Government Stole Prime Minister's Diplomatic Passport, It Has Been Canceled - Naghdalyan
On the day of the signing of the tripartite statement between Armenia, Azerbaijan, and Russia, individuals who stormed the Armenian government also stole Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan's diplomatic passport. In a conversation with Armenpress, the spokesperson for the Minister of Foreign Affairs, Anna Naghdalyan, stated that both the prime minister's passport and 13 other stolen passports have been canceled.
“On November 10, during the invasion of a group of individuals into the building of the Armenian government, 14 diplomatic passports were stolen, which were canceled by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs the same day. Among those passports was also the diplomatic passport of the Prime Minister,” Naghdalyan noted.
On January 26, former expert of the Orbeli Center Andranik Hovhannisyan published information claiming that Azerbaijanis had provided him with the diplomatic passport of Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan.
On November 10, citizens dissatisfied with the announcement of a ceasefire in Nagorno-Karabakh gathered near the government building to express their protest. During this time, a group of individuals stormed the government building and damaged property.
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