I do not kick open Putin’s door

“Never put me on the same level as people who say: I kick open Putin’s door. If I kicked open Putin’s door, they would not have kept me in Lefortovo for 2.5 years. And if I wanted a position in Armenia, I would not have cursed Putin or written articles against him while in the Lefortovo detention facility,” said our Moscow-based compatriot Arbak Khachatryan in a conversation with Aravot, commenting on Aram Abrahamyan’s article titled “If You Know Something, Say It” (July 26, 2013). Speaking about Mr.

Abrahamyan’s suggestion to present concrete facts about looting by Armenian officials, our interlocutor said that “it is hard to find a stronger piece of evidence than the visits and words of gratitude addressed to Vladimir Vladimirovich by people who had become presidents before the official results of Armenia’s presidential election had even been published.” He also recalled the list of strategically important facilities that do not belong to Armenia.

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