Armenia Will Not Deviate from Its Course: Prime Minister's Spokesperson
Armenia will not deviate from the right course, regardless of how many fake articles and information attacks are published, stated Nazeli Baghdasaryan, spokesperson for Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan.
“It is evident that a hybrid war against the Republic of Armenia continues, one of the significant components of which is the information assault. The latest fake article published on a website with questionable origin and a ‘sensational’ headline is a vivid and obvious example of this assault. This is an attack on Armenia's sovereignty, statehood, foreign policy independence, and democratic choice. The goal is clear: to undermine Armenia's international reputation and, in this case specifically, to overshadow our strategic partnership with France. By using these anti-Armenian mechanisms, certain centers are effectively admitting that Armenia's trajectory disrupts their plans. This once again proves that the path we have chosen is correct. Armenia will not deviate from this course, regardless of how many fake articles and information attacks are published,” she noted.
It is worth reminding that earlier, the Ministry of Environment of the Republic of Armenia denied the information that had circulated in the media.
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