After the velvet change of power in Armenia, Western spy networks became more active in Armenia and Artsakh (Nagorno-Karabakh). Naira Zohrabyan, an MP of the opposition Prosperous Armenia Party, wrote about this on Facebook.

"Together with foreign spies, the local spies weakened the immunity of our two Armenian states.

Now, the Artsakh President’s representative-at-large announces that the British company HALO Trust, which was engaged in charitable work in Artsakh, provided the Turkish special services with a map of the minefields existing in Artsakh, and which [the map] enabled [them] to successfully overcome the defensive minefields of the Artsakh DA [(Defense Army)] during the [recent] 44-day [Artsakh] war.

I kind of do not believe that Armenia’s authorities did not know about that.

Or the president of the small piece left from Artsakh.

By allowing the maps of the minefields to be handed over to the Turk, you have allowed the enemy to unobstructedly pass through impassable terrains," Zohrabyan added in particular.