Maria Zakharova dismissed allegations of Russian involvement in Armenian internal affairs as baseless, calling them disinformation for political gain.

Independent MPs Hovik Aghazaryan and Hakob Aslanyan plan to respond to letters concerning a no-confidence motion against Nikol Pashinyan.

Berman said defense motions were omitted from court records, casting doubt on the tribunal’s neutrality.

During the first vote earlier on the same day, Merz received only 310 votes, an unexpected outcome that led to a recess in the session.

Maria Zakharova called Simonyan’s accusations unfounded and says his rhetoric doesn’t match his role as parliament speaker.

Khndanyan said that the opposition's conduct “transcends mere embarrassment, posing a threat to national security.”

Abrahamyan wrote that "only at first glance does it seem that the fake trial’s target in Baku is limited to the Armenians held there."

“On first blush, it’s shocking and would represent a virtually complete halt of production,” one industry insider remarked.

Internet outage on the Georgian side led to temporary disruption of cargo transport at the Gogavan-Guguti border checkpoint.

Numerous videos show Azerbaijanis visiting the occupied cemetery and calling for the site's demolition.

Only two Civil Contract MPs have responded in writing to the no-confidence initiative against Prime Minister Pashinyan.