17 Oct 2026
Arsen Babayan: Case of wiretapping of Armenia PM's and Artur Vanetsyan's conversation completely revealed
Member of the council of Homeland Party Arsen Babayan, according to News.am, has posted the following on his Facebook page:
“Talking about leader of Homeland Party Artur Vanetsyan in an interview, Nikol’s godchild (or best man), concurrently MP Vahe Ghalumyan, among several absurdities, also informed that “he remembers the wiretapped conversation of the Prime Minister and Artur Vanetsyan as one of the most marked facts during Vanetsyan’s term of office which, I’m not sure was a wiretapped conversation, it might be a recording done by Vanetsyan that was later released”.
I believe the time has come to let people in on some secrets of the well-known wiretapping.
I urge Vahe Ghalumyan to go and ask Nikol Pashinyan why he isn’t speaking about the details of the wiretapping which, according to the statement of the Investigative Committee, are completely disclosed. I also urge him to ask Pashinyan why he doesn’t want to talk about the details.
As for the people, I would like to inform them that the case of the wiretapping is completely revealed. Artur Vanetsyan revealed it when he was still the director of the National Security Service. As for the authorities, I call on them to not conceal information from the public and provide details.”
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