Vladimir Karapetyan Considered Nikol's Leadership a Disaster, Yet Agreed to Work as Ambassador: Gegham Nazaryan
Vladimir Karapetyan, also known as Vovan, has been appointed as Armenia's ambassador to Ukraine. Some may find nothing extraordinary in this news, but this appointment is indeed shocking and raises numerous questions. This was stated by Gegham Nazaryan, a member of the Alternative Projects Group.
“During the war, I accidentally met Vladimir Karapetyan a couple of times and urged him to convey to Nikol that the war must be stopped as soon as possible. He candidly revealed that he has had no connection with that madman, the abnormal, reckless man for a long time. He continued to speak frankly, discussing the dangers the state faces as long as this individual is at the helm of the government.
Now I am shocked. Vovan has agreed to work as an ambassador in Ukraine. What does this mean? Who is behind this appointment? What dangerous information does Karapetyan possess? And finally, are the rumors true that Nikol's and Vovan's wives have very close ties and have engaged in anti-state activities, which Vovan might also be aware of? Is this appointment a means to facilitate Karapetyan and his wife’s exit from the country? Is this an escape? After all, Vovan will only be ambassador for twenty-one days and will be recalled on June 22. He must have known about this. It seems that Vovan’s wife is escaping, taking her husband along with her,” Nazaryan emphasized.
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