Prime Minister: "There Were Weapons for Which the Rights Did Not Fully Belong to Armenia"
“I have something to say regarding weapons, but I will do so in a closed-door session,” stated Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan.
Nevertheless, he added that he would share a few points in an open session: “There were weapons for which the rights did not fully and entirely belong to Armenia.”
Asked whether this also refers to the "Iskander," the Prime Minister did not elaborate, indicating that he would address those questions in a closed-door setting.
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