The Zhoghovurd newspaper of Armenia writes as follows, in particular. According to the Zhoghovurd daily’s information, not only personnel reshuffles within the ruling team, the Civil Contract Party, but also changes in the composition of the government are expected in the near future. According to the same sources, Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan has made a decision to make significant updates in all departments.

According to circulating information, an overly tense atmosphere has been observed in recent weeks in the bodies subordinate to the government. Large-scale inspections are being carried out in various structures. Numerous documents are required, including reports and official correspondence from previous years. Sources note that dossiers are being collected, which are submitted to Pashinyan personally.

Particularly considerable caution reigns in government departments: numerous employees receive alerts from various circles to put the documents in order and be prepared for surprises. According to reports, this “oversight operation” also includes the administrative districts of Yerevan. The prime minister, according to our information, has already clearly warned his team members to strictly follow local procedures and be more vigilant.

News coming from the authorities’ circles indicates that Pashinyan has received alerts about major corruption schemes formed in the administrative districts. As a result of this, tension is observed there also. Many are trying to prevent possible discoveries—by quickly putting their reports in order. It is not yet clear where this large-scale “cleaning operation” will go and who will end up at its targets. But the fact that the prime minister is seriously disposed to put the oversight levers into action and carry out a “cleaning” within the team is a fact.