28 Feb 2026
Opposition figure: High-profile arrests expected in Armenia
Leader of the opposition One Armenia party Artur Ghazinyan says high-profile arrests can be expected in the country.
“The Special Investigative Service has launched a criminal case against [Prime Minister] Nikol Pashinyan and a group of other senior officials.
“High-profile arrests are expected,” he wrote on Facebook.
The opposition figure promised to unveil the details of the criminal case in a Facebook live video at 4pm today.
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