Armenia's state agencies continue their work, the risks are being assessed, and the actions are being taken, head of the Foreign Intelligence Service (FIS) of Armenia,  Kristinne Grigoryan, told reporters in the National Assembly today. She noted this referring to the fact that earlier, in the FIS report, it was noted that a possible war in the Middle East could put the peace of Armenia at risk, and now that there is that war, what threatens Armenia?

To the question as to what war Armenian Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan predict in the fall whether there is such a risk, the FIS chief responded: “The prime minister's words should not be distorted.”

Nikol Pashinyan had stated as follows Thursday: “The [Armenian] opposition forces support the revision of peace, which means an inevitable war in the very near future, after the [parliamentary] elections [in Armenia in June], in the fall at the latest. They are preparing a new September war, with grave consequences."