Pashinyan expects very specific methods and measures from NSS to  identify agent network in Armenia

ArmInfo. Armenian Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan notes the importance of ensuring information security. "Suspicious persons can pose a threat to the country's  security with dubious information," he said at a Cabinet meeting on  September 16, calling on the NSS to be vigilant.

"Any attempt to disrupt the work of the Armed Forces of Armenia must  be suppressed in the most severe way, regardless of the motivation  and emotional state of the persons disseminating such information,"  he added. No status should allow anyone to act outside the law,  Pashinyan added.

According to him, the RA had such cases during the 44-day war, and  after that, intensive investigations are underway on these cases,  there are court cases. We are talking about state security and the  authorities are not ready to make any compromises in this matter, he  said.  "We expect very specific methods and measures from our law  enforcement system, the National Security Service, including the  identification of cooperating persons, because this is, in fact, an  agent network in Armenia," the prime minister emphasized. Noting that  the National Security Service of the Republic of Armenia has made  great strides in identifying spy networks, Pashinyan, however,  believes that the problems with spy networks in the RA have not yet  been resolved and consistent work should be continued in this  direction.  

On September 13, at 00:05, Azerbaijani Armed Forces units began  intensive shelling of Armenian positions from artillery and  large-caliber guns in the direction of Sotk, Vardenis, Goris, Kapan,  Artanish, Ishkhanasar using UAVs. Attacks are also being made on  civilian infrastructure facilities. On the evening of September 14,  it was announced that an agreement had been reached on a ceasefire.   On September 16, RA Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan announced that  Armenia's death toll as a result of Azerbaijan's aggression had risen  to 135.