ОПЕРАЦИЯ "БРОШЕНКА": ПРЕДВЫБОРНЫЙ МАСКАРАД ЧЕТЫ ПАШИНЯН
Днями ранее они сперва зарегистрировали свой брак, а сейчас "развелись", чтобы уехать (убежать) за границу с награбленным. А там за границей потом награбленное поделят по решению суда. Особняк за 17 миллионов долларов в Канаде у них есть, а также есть гражданство этой страны...
Так, Пашинян опубликовал кадры с приема на своей странице в Facebook. На видео видно, что в момент, когда армянский премьер и его супруга входят в зал для встречи с председателем КНР Си Цзиньпином и его супругой, звучит азербайджанская музыка. По мнению экспертов, это было исполнение одной из песен легендарного азербайджанского певца Рашида Бейбутова.
Примечательно, что музыка была прервана уже через несколько секунд. Публикация этих кадров премьером РА вызвала широкий интерес в азербайджанском сегменте соцсетей. Пользователи посчитали неслучайным то, что Пашиняна встретили именно под азербайджанскую мелодию, расценивая это как символический момент.
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НИКОЛ ПАШИНЯН: "МЕНЯ ОЧЕНЬ ЧАСТО НАЗЫВАЮТ «ТУРКОМ». НО Я НЕ ОБИЖАЮСЬ"
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OPERATION "ABANDONED WIFE": THE PASHINYAN COUPLE'S PRE-ELECTION MASQUERADE
Days earlier, they first registered their marriage, and now they have "divorced" in order to leave (escape) abroad with the loot. And then the loot will be divided abroad according to a court decision. They have a $17 million mansion in Canada, as well as citizenship of that country... The separation of spouses is usually learned from the stingy lines of the registry office or gossip columns. In Armenia in 2026, everything is different: the Prime minister and his de facto wife announce the breakup of a 25-year "civil marriage" separately on social networks, 100 days before the elections, against the background of a total crisis, a lost war and emptying wallets. Anna Hakobyan moves out of the government cottage into a rented apartment, swears that she has neither a home nor a car, and returns gifts to the state – furs and diamonds received during the years of "almost the first lady." In response, Pashinyan thanks her for her support and wishes her happiness. The whole country is watching this soap series with fascination, forgetting about the main thing: this is not a family drama, but a carefully produced political play, the purpose of which is to save assets, reformat the image and prepare the ground for a new round of the "Moldovan scenario". Let's start with the main thing. Anna Hakobyan, who for many years was perceived as a shadow participant in all state processes, suddenly appears in the image of Eva – exiled, homeless, with five million drams in her account and ready to live in a rented apartment. She regrets the images that have caused criticism, and promises to prove her love for the people with deeds.
But the people, unlike the creators of this series, have not forgotten anything. Social media was instantly filled with a picture of a happy Anna Hakobyan, taken on September 24, 2023, a few days after Azerbaijan's attack on Artsakh, when villages were emptying and thousands of families were mourning the dead. In this picture, she has a carefree smile and not the slightest hint of mourning. And now this woman is telling us about "love for citizens"? Why did you need this performance? The experts are unanimous: this is not a divorce, but a planned operation to withdraw assets and regroup forces before the decisive vote. The official breakup and Hakobyan's public retreat into the "shadow" is an ideal cover for financial maneuvers. It is no coincidence that she reports in such detail about the absence of real estate and other property: it seems that there is nothing to take from her. But there is another side. Psychologically, for the state apparatus, especially for law enforcement agencies, such a demonstrative "divorce" before the elections is a catastrophic signal. If a leader takes out the closest person from under attack, it means that he himself does not believe in his victory. The bureaucratic machine, devoid of confidence in the future, begins to rush and malfunction, and the punitive apparatus loses its solidity. And it looks like the beginning of the end for the regime.
Some observers, however, see in what is happening an element of a "serial" plot, suggested by Western political strategists. The ex-spouse, freed from the shackles of publicity, can lead a new pseudo-opposition party with fiery criticism of the former roommate and slogans of "protecting deceived women." Such a move has already been used in the post-Soviet republics: the divorce of leaders, and then the creation of a "constructive opposition" from former family members. In an environment where the real opposition has been stifled by repression, such a stand-in could split the protest electorate and provide the authorities with the desired result on June 7. In the late 2000s, Pashinyan had already explained the absence of a stamp in his passport as a desire to protect his family from political persecution. It sounded like paranoia at the time. Today it's like a verdict. A system built on lies and violence is forced to resort to the same methods in order to preserve itself in power. However, unlike the characters in this farce, the voters do not suffer from sclerosis. We remember what Anna Hakobyan looked like in the days of the Artsakh tragedy. We remember her outfits, for which supposedly not a single dram was allocated (I wonder what kind of funds they were purchased with?). We remember that it was this family that, in fact, legitimized the surrender of territories, the persecution of the Church, the dispersal of protests and the arrests of objectionable people. The divorce of Pashinyan and Hakobyan is a symptom of the agony of the regime, which, sensing the approaching catastrophe in the elections, is frantically trying to rewrite the scenery. But no theater can make us forget 2023, tens of thousands of refugees, destroyed churches and humiliated dignity.
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NIKOL PASHINYAN: "I AM VERY OFTEN CALLED A «TURK», BUT I'M NOT OFFENDED BY THAT"
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