Armenia is not preparing for snap parliamentary elections. Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan stated this during the question-and-answer session with the government at the National Assembly of Armenia Wednesday—and answering the MPs’ questions about the hybrid wars launched against Armenia.

According to the premier, they continue their daily work, and their contacts with citizens are a very important part of it.

“Members of the government should spend more time outside their offices. And now I am trying to set an example for this style of work,” Pashinyan said.

Also, the PM expressed a conviction that the energy in Armenia is being spent in the wrong direction and in the wrong place.

“If we have something to say, we should say it to the people. The people will pay attention to what needs to be paid attention to. For example, 2,000 houses are currently being built in border villages under a 16 million dram program. And in this regard, it would be better to have a hybrid war, since it will not be able to eliminate these houses. Hundreds of kindergartens have already been built, hundreds of schools are being built [in Armenia]. I'm not even talking about roads. But hybrids do not use roads, schools, and kindergartens," Pashinyan concluded.