“From 2018 to now, we’ve allocated $1.37 billion or 548 billion drams to Karabakh under different budget lines,” Pashinyan said.

LuyS TV announces upcoming broadcast of the first Armenian series in Turkey, subtitled in Turkish.

Lawyers for ex-commander Jalal Harutyunyan claim key details were ignored and judicial violations occurred during trial.

“Our opposition, led first and foremost by the so-called former presidents, has done everything—and continues to do so—against Armenia’s sovereignty, security, and democracy,” he said.

Pashinyan says Armenia remains committed to peace despite provocations and urges restraint from all political actors in Armenia and Azerbaijan.

“Therefore, instead of focusing on false narratives, it is better to consider how to utilize people’s potential to solve various national issues,” Khanumyan wrote.

Armenia’s PM insists that post-revolution budget growth has outpaced previous years, citing $4.2 billion in additional state revenue since 2018.

The bill is scheduled for discussion in the National Assembly's plenary session on April 15.

”Armenia has yet to reach a point where justice truly means fairness,” the Prime Minister said.