YEREVAN. – There is a lot of evidence in the case that needs to be examined. As a result, the court will make a final decision. Arsen Martirosyan, the prosecutor in the criminal case against Armenia’s third President Serzh Sargsyan and several other defendants, told this to reporters Friday.

But the prosecutor did not comment on the defense lawyers' argument that this case was fabricated.

When asked whether he believes the evidence in the case is strong, Martirosyan responded: "If it were not strong, the criminal case would not have reached—with an indictment—the court."

The prosecutor added that there were sufficient grounds to place an attachment on the property of the defendants in this case.

As reported earlier, the court on Friday denied the defense's motion to lift the attachment placed on the property of ex-President Serzh Sargsyan, in connection with the aforesaid criminal case involving him and several other defendants.