Deputy Hovik Aghazaryan referred to the accusations addressed to him that he organized the leakage of information related to state and national security.
"If we are talking about leaks from faction meetings, where 60-70 MPs and members of the government participate, especially in the presence of the Prime Minister, I am always available. Journalists can call even at night, I have answered.
Now, during that conversation, whether in the format of an interview or in general, it may happen that I said something that should not have been said.
I don't remember exactly such a case that it was purposeful, planned, today I said this was a leak, then I said that was a leak," he said in a conversation with journalists. Aghazaryan also expressed his surprise at how the materials related to his personal field appeared in the Prime Minister's office. .
"When, within the framework of the incident related to Mr. Kyaramyan, my lawyer, my student friend, filed a claim with the prosecutor's office, in order to initiate criminal proceedings, introduce clarifications, and in this framework, an interrogation took place with me, my phone was confiscated. I didn't resist, I said take it.
My phone was with that investigator for more than 10 days, and the investigator said that they are only interested in the phone calls that are related to Mr. Kyaramyan in that case.
I said, "I don't have a problem, but I have a lot of things there that I don't want you to read." But I also said, "Don't let them be published." which state you are in. I took a proud stance, convinced that it would not.
But it turns out that my phone was opened, a lot of materials from my phone appeared in the hands of the prime minister. I can't say who gave them to the prime minister. I also don't know to what extent it is legal within the framework".
Aghazaryan said to the question: Did they do such a thing on the instructions of Nikol Pashinyan? "I didn't want to believe it."
