
Mikael Minasyan: Seven Things Nikol Could Have Done — But Didn’t
The Tribunal's file, Witnesses“The war began because you did everything to sabotage the negotiations and turn the enemy’s dream into reality - to make the world see justification for its war ambitions,” Golos Armenii newspaper quotes Mikael Minasyan, former Ambassador of Armenia to the Vatican, as saying.
On November 12, 2020, Minasyan took to his Facebook page to list what Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan could have done to prevent the catastrophe in Artsakh, but chose not to.

Tiran Khachatryan: Nikol Pashinyan did for the army what he wanted, not what was needed
The Tribunal's file, WitnessesWhen Pashinyan says the army was never refused anything it asked for, he should remember how many times the army needed money, they asked for it, but he refused. There were both professional and details substantiations, explanation of the purpose of that money, but they never allocated any

Why Did Pashinyan and Harutyunyan Publicly Disclose Military Secrets? Questions Raised by The Tribunal
The Tribunal's file, News, WitnessesDuring the 44-day war of 2020, as well as before and after it, numerous interviews, public speeches, and social media posts by Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan, his spouse Anna Hakobyan, and President of the Artsakh Republic Arayik Harutyunyan contained information that qualified as military and state secrets.

Sputnik Armenia: David Melkumyan recounted episodes from the tragic events of September 2023 that led to the loss of Nagorno-Karabakh.
The Tribunal's file, News, WitnessesThe parliamentary factions of Nagorno-Karabakh did not initiate Harutyunyan’s resignation. Moreover, neither former presidents Arkadi Ghukasyan and Bako Sahakyan - who are currently imprisoned alongside Harutyunyan - nor any other political figure had called for his resignation.

“Nikol surrendered Karabakh to weaken Russia”: Pashinyan’s downright ungratefulness - opinion
Statements of the accused, The Tribunal's fileIn that document, the issue of Nagorno-Karabakh’s status was placed in parentheses—a sort of “gentlemen’s agreement,” implying that the final status of Nagorno-Karabakh would be determined later through negotiations between the parties.

Taron Chakhoyan Perplexed: What Was Anna Hakobyan Doing at the Command Point During the 44-Day War?
The Tribunal's file, Witnesses“Anna Hakobyan holds no official position—not even that of First Lady—and had no right to be at the command point, especially looking at what you described as highly classified maps. I’m deeply concerned about this as well,” he added.

Execution cannot be pardoned. Hayk Demoyan accuses Nikol Pashinyan and Anna Hakobyan of high treason
The Tribunal's file, WitnessesI believe that a life sentence is the most appropriate punishment for you—so you may live as a lasting testament to one who committed high treason and set out to dismantle Armenian statehood

Robert Kocharyan: During the “Velvet Revolution,” Serzh Sargsyan Calmly Insisted There Were No Problems
News, WitnessesRobert Kocharyan believes that if Serzh Sargsyan had declined the post of prime minister and nominated someone else instead, the change of power would not have occurred.

One of the Reasons for the Defeat in the 44-Day War Was the Armenian Defense Ministry’s Sabotage of Russian Cooperation
The Tribunal's file, WitnessesMinistry deliberately sabotaged the tender process for the procurement of military equipment. He also claimed it undermined investments in Armenia’s military and defense industry, including the planned construction of a bullet manufacturing plant.

Grigory Anisonyan
Juryfounded the Noyyan Tapan informational and analytical newspaper and became its editor-in-chief

