Whom Will Be Summoned by the Investigative Commission After Pashinyan? The List is Ready: 'Zhoghovurd'
'Zhoghovurd' daily reports that three years after the 44-day war, when Nikol Pashinyan appeared before the investigative commission studying the circumstances of the war, he spoke about many topics during a live broadcast, unrestrained by the publication of state secrets. Now, the head of the ruling party's commission is planning what to do next.
According to information received by 'Zhoghovurd', the commission is currently discussing which officials should be invited to testify after the Prime Minister. In particular, they are considering inviting the President of Artsakh, Araik Harutyunyan, next. However, even members of the ruling party cannot imagine how he will arrive from the blockaded Artsakh.
Following that, they intend to invite former Chief of the General Staff of the Armed Forces, Jalal Harutyunyan, and former Minister of Defense, David Tonoyan, to the National Assembly. Interestingly, David Tonoyan announced yesterday that he has submitted a request to the court to allow him to attend the National Assembly to participate in the commission's sessions.
For more details, see today's issue of the newspaper.
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