Haik Sargsyan has traveled to Iran; his visit to Tehran may be related to the mystery of the lost Boeing aircraft.
The newspaper "Hayastani Joghj" reports: "Member of the National Assembly from the ‘My Step’ faction, Haik Sargsyan, has traveled to Iran on March 2. We could not ascertain the purpose of his visit. However, judging by the events, it is not ruled out that his trip to Tehran is connected to the mystery of the missing Boeing aircraft.
It is noted that the aircraft in question belongs to the Fly Armenia airline, which had been in Tehran. Fly Armenia Airways officially applied to the Armenian Civil Aviation Committee for a permit for a one empty transfer flight from Tallinn, Estonia to an airport in Ukraine, but apparently violated regulations and landed at an unintended location.
It is worth mentioning that Haik Sargsyan has been absent from Parliament for two days, and we tried to officially clarify the information directly with him, but he did not respond to any of our messages, even though he read them.
Additionally, yesterday, Vice Prime Minister Tigran Avinyan addressed this issue in Parliament, stating: “Negotiations are currently underway for the aircraft to return to Yerevan today.” He did not elaborate on who is involved in the negotiations.
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