“This video is fake”: Chief of Staff of the Prime Minister
The Deputy Chief of Staff of the Prime Minister of Armenia, Taron Chakhoyan, shared a photo on his Facebook page with a message:
“A fake video has surfaced on the internet, allegedly showing Prime Minister Pashinyan announcing an investment fund established with Mark Zuckerberg and urging citizens to register on some website, promising daily earnings of up to 100,000 drams. The video claiming that one can earn up to 100,000 drams daily with the Prime Minister's participation is fake and aims at financial fraud. Dear citizens, please refrain from such unofficial videos to avoid becoming victims of online scams.”
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