Armenian Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan says he will sue Russian-Armenian businessman Samvel Karapetyan after Karapetyan publicly alleged that Pashinyan speaks “under the influence of mushrooms” before appearances. Both outlets describe an escalating dispute between the two figures, with Karapetyan’s comments framed as accusations about Pashinyan’s conduct or state of mind, and Pashinyan responding that such claims are unacceptable and will be challenged in court. OC Media and JAMnews both report that Pashinyan’s intention to file a lawsuit follows Karapetyan’s remarks, which have triggered a wider “war of words” between them. While the reports focus on the mushroom-related allegation and the immediate response, they also indicate that the confrontation has broadened beyond a single claim. The sources do not provide independent confirmation of the allegations, but they consistently characterize the situation as a public backlash and legal threat stemming from Karapetyan’s statements.
Pashinyan says he will sue Karapetyan over hallucinogenic mushroom claims
Armenian Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan says he will sue Russian-Armenian businessman Samvel Karapetyan after Karapetyan publicly alleged that Pashinyan speaks “under the influence of mushrooms” befor...
- Samvel Karapetyan alleges that Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan speaks under the influence of “mushrooms.”
- Nikol Pashinyan responds that he will sue Karapetyan over the allegation.
- The dispute escalates into a public exchange between Pashinyan and Karapetyan.
- Both reports treat the claims as disputed and do not present independent corroboration.
- The reports focus on the legal and political fallout from Karapetyan’s statements.
Russian businessman claims Armenia’s prime minister uses “hallucinogenic mushrooms” before public appearances. What else Karapetyan said and the escalating war of words between Pashinyan and Karapetyan.
3 months agoRussian–Armenian tycoon Samvel Karapetyan claimed Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan has been speaking under the influence of mushrooms.
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