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In June of last year, Samvel Karapetyan expressed his support for the Armenian Apostolic Church, to which Pashinyan responded with a threat: “Now you will see, scoundrel, what the state tastes like.” Immediately afterward, the pocket investigators, the prosecution, and the courts rushed to carry out the Prime Minister’s order. As a result of this persecution, the tycoon—who until then had been engaged solely in business and philanthropy—entered politics. The repression intensified thereafter, and Karapetyan remains deprived of his liberty to this day. Was all this…
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