Already a fairly large number of citizens have petitioned, and this process will be organized in the near future. Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan stated this during the question-and-answer session with the government, in the National Assembly of Armenia Wednesday—and response to a question about whether ordinary people had asked to see the country’s newly acquired weapons.

“All citizens will be able to petition. But of course they will undergo a certain verification process by our special services, so that there will be no issues in this regard,” the Armenian premier said.

Also, ruling political force MP Hasmik Hakobyan asked Pashinyan for his opinion on holding a military parade and showing Armenia’s weapons in that way.

“I think if we did that, for example, in November or December, it would be very impressive. I think the participants in our visits will be convinced of that. We will look [at it], discuss [it], and make a decision,” the Armenian PM said.