“Sargsyan is unmatched in destroying his own. He ruined Vanetsyan, and now it’s the Masis mayor’s turn,” Chakhoyan wrote.

Zurabyan described the years of governance by the ruling Civil Contract party as disastrous, especially in the security sphere.

Both expressed satisfaction with the dynamic growth of the Armenia–EU partnership, which has expanded across all areas of mutual interest.

Davit Hambardzumyan emphasized that the mechanism to declare no confidence in Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan already exists.

He added that his faction has provided a platform for parliamentary and extra-parliamentary forces to search for practically feasible solutions.

Earlier in Moscow, Pashinyan took part in the World Atomic Week forum and held a meeting with Russian President Vladimir Putin.

Armen Sargsyan assured that planned reforms will continue despite a smaller 2026 defense budget compared to last year.

At the session, former Artsakh Defense Army commander Levon Mnatsakanyan requested access to several hearing transcripts.

Armenia’s Foreign Minister Ararat Mirzoyan met with the Council of Europe Secretary General and Malta’s deputy PM during the UN General Assembly.

The meeting focused on opportunities to expand Armenian–French cooperation in the high-tech sector.

Rubinyan and Nazaryan propose designating January 27 to honor all Armenian soldiers fallen in wars throughout history.

Likhachev underlined that in recent years, the irreplaceable role of nuclear energy in the global energy system has become evident.

On September 9 and 10, Armenia’s Investigative Committee launched criminal cases related to these findings.

Keosayan suffered clinical death in early January and remained in a coma for nine months.

Abrahamyan accuses the government of masking military and diplomatic failures with propaganda, calling recent years uniquely disastrous.

Ara Khzmalyan confirmed readiness to initiate the training of a Patriarchate representative at Matenadaran.

“In such conditions, neither the founding president nor his political force can remain indifferent,” Zurabyan noted.

Beglaryan argued that normal Armenian authorities would have recognized the people of Artsakh as victims of genocide or ethnic cleansing.

“Armenia highly values its cooperation with friendly China and the strong political dialogue rooted in mutual understanding and trust,” Khachatryan said.

He emphasized that it’s time to contribute through action rather than words and stressed the urgency of national involvement in state development.

Pashinyan confirmed plans to run Metsamor NPP until 2036, aiming for a smooth transition to a new energy unit.

Mirzoyan and Bayramov had a brief exchange with U.S. Secretary of State Rubio during a NATO-hosted diplomatic dinner.

Welcoming Pashinyan to Moscow, Putin added, “Despite meeting recently, we always have something to discuss.”

In August, imports fell 12.1% compared to July and 28.3% year-on-year, totaling $933.1 million.

Dozens protested near Armenia’s embassy in Moscow, denouncing government actions against the Apostolic Church and clerical arrests.

Ararat Mirzoyan stressed the importance of developing cooperation with Kazakhstan, particularly in transport and business connectivity.

President Vahagn Khachaturyan met Amazon executives in New York to explore cooperation in high tech, renewable energy, and cybersecurity.

Armenia’s Central Election Commission approved procedures for selecting a company to provide filming and live-streaming during elections.

U.S. Special Envoy Steve Whitkoff said he regularly consults Turkish officials on South Caucasus issues, including Armenia and Azerbaijan.

Kremlin spokesperson Dmitry Peskov earlier stated that Putin’s schedule includes a series of bilateral talks in Moscow.