Opposition MP Gegham Manukyan  criticizes  Armenia`s Foreign  Intelligence Service  report as "essay on random topic" 

ArmInfo.  The Foreign Intelligence Service of Armenia's report is a little more than an essay on a random topic, as stated by Gegham Manukyan, member of the National Assembly from the opposition "Armenia" faction, during a  briefing on January 22.

Specifically, as the parliamentarian noted, Turkey, which has kept  Armenia under blockade for 35 years, and whose high-ranking officials  frequently issue hostile rhetoric, a country, where public opinion  polls show the population views Armenia and Armenians as enemies, is  mentioned in the report only three times, and  only in the context of  communications. The FSI report itself says virtually nothing about  possible threats from Turkey. Instead, clergy and cultural figures  are viewed as a threat. "As a member of the National Assembly and a  member of the Defense and Security Committee, I am simply ashamed  that the FSI is preparing a report that resembles a school  composition on a random topic,"  Gegham Manukyan noted.

Recall, the FSI report contains provisions regarding "hybrid  threats." The document mentioned the activities of certain cultural  and spiritual figures who may be "agents of influence" in the context  of potential risks.