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Армянские СМИ сообщают об отставке главы полиции

18 September 2019

Поступают сообщения о новых перестановках в органах безопасности Армении. Часть армянских СМИ в среду (18 сентября) сообщали, что глава армянской полиции Валерий Осипян подал в отставку, хотя эта новость пока не была официально подтверждена.

Новости Армении - News.am сообщили, что Осипян написал заявление об отставке после заседания Совета национальной безопасности Армении, прошедшего под председательством премьер-министра Никол Пашиняна во вторник.

В понедельник глава Службы национальной безопасности Армении объявил об отставке. Подробнее здесь

Выступая в начале заседания Совета национальной безопасности, цитирует агентство Арменпресс, премьер-министр Пашинян заявил, что "в связи с создавшейся вокруг Республики Армения обстановкой безопасности мы можем констатировать, что события и развития происходят в рамках наших прогнозов и оценок, что означает, что мы, по сути, адекватно оцениваем ситуацию в сфере безопасности, развитие среды, что, в свою очередь, означает, что наши приготовления и работы, связанные с улучшением ситуации в сфере безопасности Армении и работой государственных структур, адекватны происходящим событиям, что очень важно", - отметил Пашинян.

Как сообщают армянские СМИ, возможно будут дальнейшие отставки в структурах правопорядка и служб безопасности, поскольку руководители служб увольняются или же переходят на другие позиции.

источник: commonspace.eu по материалам агентств

фото: Начальник полиции Армении Валерий Осипян (фото из архива)

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