Civilnet- A new nationwide survey revealed that only 36% of Armenians believe the country is moving in the right direction. Despite waning enthusiasm, Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan remains the most trusted politician, cited by 13% of respondents.
- Since the arrest of Russian-Armenian businessman Samvel Karapetyan, a wave of similar comments in support of him has appeared on Armenian-language Facebook pages. Many of them were created around the same and display signs typical of fake profiles, using profile photos of other people sourced from social media or other online platforms.
- The Armenian Apostolic Church accused Prime Minister Pashinyan of planning a violent takeover of its Echmiadzin headquarters, following his call for supporters to “free” the seat of Catholicos Karekin II.
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