“The business empire of Serzh, Mishik, and Vanetsyan—worth $1 billion—operating under Nikol’s patronage, includes 49 multi-story residential buildings,” claims the “Bolola” Telegram channel
Anyone engaged in the real estate development worth $1 billion in Yerevan—especially in a country led by “a degenerate” like Nikol Pashinyan—cannot credibly position themselves as part of the opposition.
Seven years have passed since Nikol and a handful of supporters began their march from Gyumri to Yerevan. He called the performance “My Step.”
A day later, after fruitless negotiations with opposition leader Nikol Pashinyan, Prime Minister Serzh Sargsyan resigned.
The Public Tribunal accuses former Armenian President Serzh Azatovich Sargsyan of staging the incident with the support of Western intelligence services.
