18 Oct 2026
Lawyer: Armenia acting PM Pashinyan grossly abuses administrative resources during Lori Province visit
Acting Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan has grossly abused his administrative resources during his visit to Lori Province and his "tour" in the capital Yerevan. Lawyer Robert Hayrapetyan, a member of the "Armenia" bloc—led by second President Robert Kocharyan—which will run in the snap parliamentary elections in Armenia on June 20, on Sunday wrote about this on Facebook.
"N. P. [i.e., Nikol Pashinyan] has, in fact, carried out a pre-election campaign using all institutional resources (official car, staff, state security officers, etc.).
"By abusing administrative resources, the current interim authorities not only curtail the civil liberties of the people, but also undermine the legitimacy of the functions of the state—serving them not for the purposes set by the constitution and laws, but to serve private political interests," Hayrapetyan added, in particular.
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