The prime minister of Armenia was again invited to Tuesday’s meeting of the National Assembly (NA) Inquiry Committee for Studying the Circumstances of the Hostilities Unleashed on September 27, 2020

At this meeting, Nikol Pashinyan will answer the questions of the members of this committee on live broadcast.

Until now, several high-ranking military personnel from the aforesaid war days have spoken at the aforementioned inquiry committee, but all of them—in a closed meeting.

In the previous meeting, Pashinyan delivered an address lasting several hours on live air, but did not answer the questions of the committee members.

Back in April, the Armenian PM had called on the parliamentary opposition to question him in the aforesaid inquiry committee. Also, Pashinyan promised to speak at this committee about the reasons for not stopping the war on October 19, 2020.

This parliamentary inquiry committee was set up a year and a half after the 44-day war in the fall of 2020. Only the pro-government MPs carry out an investigation at this committee. The NA opposition has boycotted all such meetings. Today, too, the parliamentary opposition boycotted the meeting of this inquiry committee because it considers it a "show," the purpose of which is to "remove political accountability from Pashinyan."