VIDEO: "I’d rather be born a dog, I’ll break the computer"
A citizen speaking at the Zvartnots Airport said, "I sold my car to fly to Russia, and if they don’t give me my money, I’ll take their computer, pack it in my suitcase, and go get my money back." This statement comes as many citizens faced issues at Zvartnots Airport today, with several unable to board flights due to problems related to the negative coronavirus test code.
Since February 1, citizens have been allowed to travel to Russia with a negative coronavirus test. However, today, numerous travelers encountered obstacles regarding the verification of their test results.
“I’d rather be born a dog, I’ll break that computer. Let them come and answer to this; they are deceiving the people. They should come and answer; I don’t fear anything, and if needed, I’d go to prison too, just to stop deceiving the people!” exclaimed another citizen. “Now, this woman has barely managed to buy a ticket to fly to Moscow, and she’s only got an old phone on her. What can she do?”
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