Tigran Abrahamyan writes on his Facebook page: “As the topic of fake profiles and various ‘dianas’ is relevant, I would like to present one more recent example, which is within the functional framework of the relevant institutions, and my request is to work on this topic as well.

It has been several months that false news has been circulating in Armenian groups through broken profiles. Various broken users ruled by Azerbaijanis circulate notes on the internal political situation in Armenia and Artsakh, its aggravation, disruption of public relations, false Armenian-Karabakh agenda, the emergence or deepening of internal hostility.

However, false news has been circulating on behalf of my friend (and not just him) in various groups for several months now. In all places, the record is the same: a call to take to the streets and hold rallies against Nikol Pashinyan.

Every time we write to the administrators, we try to prevent the Azeris from spreading false news in the groups, but the overwhelming majority of the administrators do not respond.

Even leaving comments under the post is not particularly effective. This is a problem that requires a complex solution. Yesterday’s example is in this group.

This user’s profile has also been hacked. I have personally written, replied by an Azerbaijani, I will put the screenshot of the answer below.

My request is for information security agencies to deal with such security issues, prevent such incidents at an early stage, as well as carry out public awareness campaigns on information security principles and their risks.”