


ArmInfo. The prosecutor confirmed the accusation against Archbishop Mikael Ajapahyan, the head of the Shirak Diocese, and referred the case to court. This information was reported to the media by the RA Prosecutor General's Office.
Ajapayan has been in detention since June 28. On July 28, the Investigative Committee reported that during the preliminary investigation of the case, obvious factual data was obtained that M.A. had publicly stated in an interview with a news channel that he had repeatedly offered two former presidents of the Republic of Armenia to carry out a military coup through generals in key positions in the army, police and security agencies. , the statement said. A criminal case was initiated against M.A. under Part 2 of Article 422 of the Criminal Code (for inciting the public to seize power, violate territorial integrity, renounce sovereignty or violently overthrow the constitutional order).
On July 30, the Court of Appeal rejected the defense's appeal to release the archbishop from custody.



