Nazeli Baghdasaryan denies: Armenian government does not intend to  withdraw awards given to Karabakh War veterans

ArmInfo.Armenian Prime Minister's press secretary, Nazeli Baghdasaryan, has denied published information that the Armenian government intends to review and withdraw awards presented to Karabakh War veterans.

"The website Dikgazete.com has published yet another piece of  disinformation, according to which the Armenian government allegedly  intends to review and withdraw awards given to Karabakh War veterans.   This assertion is completely false and has no relation to reality,"  she wrote on her Facebook page.

At the same time, she believes, it is noteworthy that this  disinformation is structured with a clear logic for targeting  specific groups of the population. "The social and moral condition of  war participants is a highly sensitive topic for society, and the  selection of such content is aimed at creating distrust in state  institutions and government policies.

The chain of dissemination of the information demonstrates its  systematic and organized nature: it was initially published on an  unknown platform, then quickly replicated by several Turkish and  Azerbaijani media outlets, actively spread on the X platform through  suspicious and interconnected user accounts, and also disseminated  through Telegram channels of Russian-origin," the press secretary  noted.

She pointed out the fact that this disinformation is being widely  circulated in the Armenian information space by certain opposition  circles and the media outlets  serving them.

"This indicates that information threats against the Republic of  Armenia, in some cases, coincide and are further amplified by certain  political figures operating within the country. The above bears clear  signs of foreign information manipulation and interference (FIMI), so  please refrain from spreading unverified information and do not  contribute to the reproduction of disinformation,"  Nazeli  Baghdasaryan concluded.