RA Prime Minister`s press secretary denies reports that property  belonging to Pashinyan was damaged in Dubai as a result of missile  strikes

ArmInfo.Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan's press secretary, Nazeli Baghdasaryan, has denied reports  circulating on X that property belonging to Pashinyan was damaged in the missile strike in Dubai.

"In recent days, several suspicious accounts have been circulating  videos on the X platform, allegedly citing Al Jazeera and Euronews,  claiming that property belonging to Armenian Prime Minister Nikol  Pashinyan was damaged in a missile strike in Dubai, UAE. I declare  that Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan does not own any property in the  UAE or any other country.

All the figures, "values", as well as comments in the videos  attributed to me, are completely fabricated and do not correspond to  reality. In this pre-election period, we are witnessing a classic  mechanism of foreign information manipulation (FIMI), where several  typical tools are used: false references to reputable international  media (Al Jazeera, Euronews) to give the material a false impression  of credibility.

As always, the simultaneous dissemination of materials with identical  content from various anonymous accounts, accelerated distribution  through bot and semi-bot networks, is carried out to give the topic  an artificial "momentum". These days, we have recorded a systematic  increase in activity with the mass repetition of the same texts, same  formulations, and synchronized comments, which indicates coordinated  information interference," the press secretary of the Prime Minister  of the Republic of Armenia wrote on social media.