ArmInfo.Vitaly Balasanyan, a former secretary of the Nagorno-Karabakh Security Council, made a statement in connection with the invitation to the Special Investigation Service of Armenia for interrogation.
Thus, according to Balasanyan's statement, which he published on his Facebook page, on September 3 of this year, the press published information that a notice was sent to him by the SIS of Armenia. "Since according to the requirements of article 201, part 2 of the RA Criminal Code there is no notice of the obligation not to disclose the preliminary investigation data without permission, I consider myself entitled to notify the public what is the matter. First of all, I note that the confidentiality of the data of the investigation in criminal case 62202608 is not respected as provided by law (testimonies of Major General S. Karapetyan and Major General K. Vardanyan), including the summons sent to me. Below I present copies of the summons, my testimonies and videos. In the future I will address in detail all comments on this issue, " Balasanyan said, posting photographs of interrogation documents below.
Yesterday, the SIS also reported that Vitaly Balasanyan was again called for interrogation to the Special Investigation Service in the "March 1" case. SIS reported that after receiving the Balasanyan's statement to clarify some circumstances of the case, he was again sent a summons.
To recall, earlier, with a view to calling for interrogation, Vitaly Balasanyan was sent a summons through the Artsakh police, but later Balasanyan submitted a statement stating that he received the summons later than the interrogation deadline indicated in it. He also said that during the events of March 1-2, 2008 he was not in Yerevan, and his data on these events is limited to what was accessible to the general public and through the media.