Araik Harutyunyan's Behavior Has Already Provoked Anger Among Team Members: "Zhoghovurd"
"Zhoghovurd" newspaper reports: "Since his appointment as the head of the Government Staff of Armenia, Araik Harutyunyan has decided to take the reins of the government into his own hands. Our sources in the government report that Harutyunyan has started to determine who will remain in their positions and who will be removed from the government, at the same time bringing in the personnel he wants to appoint. Harutyunyan presents his preferred candidates to acting Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan, while placing undesirable individuals on 'blacklists.' It can be said that Harutyunyan has adopted the policy of former chief of staff Arsen Torosyan and is quickly getting rid of those he does not consider desirable.
Moreover, he even introduces new appointees to different ministries, as seen with Deputy Foreign Minister Armen Gevorgyan and Deputy Defense Minister Arshak Karapetyan. We have learned that Araik Harutyunyan's behavior has already provoked anger among members of his team, and according to them, the internal situation is expected to escalate further soon." More details can be found in today's issue of the newspaper.
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