The reporters at the corridor of the National Assembly (NA) of Armenia asked a number of questions to NA speaker Ararat Mirzoyan, but he did not answer any of the questions and left.
In particular, the reporters asked how he assesses the fact that the opposition does not agree with holding snap parliamentary elections and continues to insist that PM Nikol Pashinyan should resign, and whether he sees any coup attempts.
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