FLAT OF DIRECTOR OF YEREVAN CHAMPAGNE WINE FACTORY ROBBED IN MOSCOW

October 29, 2003 - 17:52 AMT
PanARMENIAN.Net - The flat of director of Yerevan Champagne Wine Factory is robbed in Moscow. As reported by "ITAR-TASS" agency referring to General Administrative Board of Internal Affairs of Moscow, the crime was committed October 27 in a flat rented by an Armenian resident in the center of the Russian capital. Head of the Council of Directors of Yerevan Champagne Wine Factory Versand Hakobian is supposed to be the victim. Having forced the front door of the flat, the robbers stole money and valuable for the sum of 2 million rubles. At present the criminals are being searched for. The law-enforcement bodies consider they were directed. The directorate of Yerevan Champagne Wine Factory told "Arminfo" agency they do not possess such information, and Versand Hakobian himself is in India at present.
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