YEREVAN. – The company, which belongs to Nagorno-Karabakh Republic (NKR/Artsakh) Deputy Prime Minister Artur Aghabekyan, will manufacture weapons in Armenia.
The respective go-ahead was given to the company during Thursday’s Cabinet session of Armenia.
Chief of Police Vladimir Gasparyan introduced the corresponding draft decision.
Subsequently, the company was issued a three-year license to manufacture civilian weapons and cartridges.
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