Former chief of the General Staff of the Armed Forces of Armenia Yuri Khachaturov still has two days to come to the session of the parliamentary committee leading a probe into the circumstances behind the Four-Day Artsakh War, especially after the more than two-hour meeting with ex-foreign minister of Armenia Edward Nalbandyan. This is what deputy of the My Step faction of the National Assembly of Armenia, chair of the parliamentary committee Andranik Kocharyan told reporters today, touching upon the session held with Edward Nalbandyan via video call today.

“The committee has questions that Yuri Khachaturov has to answer. They are so important that I am announcing that he has to come. The last day of the sessions is June 4, and we’re ready to hold the session in any format and ask our questions,” he said.

When asked what will happen if Khachaturov doesn’t show up, Kocharyan said the committee will submit the conclusions and let other authorities deal with the matter. Asked if the committee was satisfied with Nalbandyan’s answers, Kocharyan said Nalbandyan gave very diplomatic answers, but the important thing was the questions that the committee asked.

Andranik Kocharyan also touched upon the advisory opinion of the European Court of Human Rights on the case of second President of Armenia Robert Kocharyan and said, as far as he understood, the advisory opinion states that Kocharyan shouldn’t have any expectations.