Past daily of Armenia writes as follows: Information related to products [of Armenia being] exported to the RF [i.e. the Russian Federation] is becoming increasingly worrying.

In particular, a few days ago it became known that the state body that oversees the alcohol and tobacco market of Russia, the Rosalkogoltabakkontrol, has begun the process of revoking the license of [Armenia’s] Proshyan Brandy Factory, which means that the factory may be deprived of the right to sell its products in Russia.

According to our sources, new restrictions are expected in the near future. In particular, according to information, the next restriction will concern the "Jermuk" mineral waters factory [of Armenia]. Let us recall that the owner of this company is former RPA [i.e. the former ruling Republican Party of Armenia] MP Ashot Arsenyan, who is currently cooperating perfectly with the CC [i.e. the ruling Civil Contract party of Armenia].

Moreover, his son, Vahagn Arsenyan, was appointed governor of Vayots Dzor [Province] by [PM] Nikol Pashinyan. By the way, according to our sources, it is no coincidence that just these days the RF Investigative Committee decided to reopen the criminal case related to the death of a Vladikavkaz resident who allegedly drank “Jermuk” mineral water.

It is noted that the case had previously been suspended, since at that time it was not possible to determine the persons involved in the crime. The case was reopened in light of new circumstances. It is not ruled out that the “new circumstances” may actually also have a political subtext. The most worrying [thing] is that such “new circumstances” may be ongoing, related to Nikol Pashinyan’s geopolitical adventurism.