From Charles Aznavour Square, we will move to the government building, give those criminals a gift, tell them what we think, and then we will go to the Prosecutor’s office to submit documents and signatures, which were collected by parents and relatives, Anahit Manasyan, the aunt of one of the servicemen killed in the 44-day war, told journalists.

“We were summoned to the Prosecutor’s office, talked to Prosecutor Muradyan, we were told that there were 4 more reports of a crime about the same person, Nikol Pashinyan, an investigation is underway. Our report will also join these cases. It’s fundamentally unacceptable for us that our report will be investigated in the same case as other’,” Anahit Manasyan said.

One of the parents noted that in Pashinyan’s speech (“we could have stopped the war earlier, but, of course, we would have had the same situation, but without victims”) there was a confession of mass murder and they will appeal to the Anti-Corruption Committee so that the case would be separated and considered separately. When asked if there is confidence that a proper investigation will be conducted under the current authorities, the parents answered: “You can’t express distrust of all state structures and do nothing. We will be consistent so that a proper investigation is conducted.”