Hraparak daily of Armenia writes as follows, in particular: Some time ago, in the Darbnik settlement of Masis city, a big brawl took place between two Iranians who had settled in the village and an Armenian. The argument turned into a fight, they cursed, pushed, hit each other. Iron chains, batons, a metal spring, even tear gas were used, and in the end, a stabbing.

According to law enforcement officers, one of the Iranians, named Hussein, stabbed his compatriot with a knife, and an Armenian named Petik—with a metal spring. And the latter hit Hussein with an iron chain and baton, blew tear gas in his face.

However, the story did not end there. Hussein damaged the others cars, broke the windows of the house, tried to set fire to the cabin. The fire was extinguished with the intervention of villagers. Hussein is in custody, the other Iranian is under house arrest, and the Armenian defendant is under a restraining order.

The administrative head of Darbnik, Davit Gziryan, turned out to be unaware of the fight. And does he know Hussein, who lives in the village? "I know [him], but I don't know that there was a fight. Those people came from Iran. We have a social house, they were brought, they live there. That building does not belong to the community. If I'm not mistaken, it is the building of the Ministry of Social Affairs." The administrative head did not wish to reflect on other matters.