The media found out about Pashinyan's wife's vacation in Turkey for $100 thousand.

The wife of Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan, Anna Hakobyan, spent more than $100,000 on a four-day vacation at a resort in Antalya. She stayed at the five-star Titanic Mardan Palace Hotel in Antalya, according to the OdaTV portal.

According to the portal, Hakobyan also spent money on extreme luxury items such as champagne baths, personal yoga instructors, private servants and yacht rentals, as well as mini-bars.

Pashinyan's wife chose the Mardan Palace resort complex, which was built by Telman Ismailov, a well-known Russian entrepreneur of Azerbaijani origin, to relax. The hotel is considered one of the most luxurious in Europe.

The first lady lived in the King Suite Presidential Suite, which costs €6,000 per night.

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All this happened against the background of how Pashinyan announced on June 25 that law enforcement agencies had prevented a large-scale plan to seize power. The country's Investigative Committee has accused the leader of the "Holy Struggle" movement, Archbishop Bagrat Galstanyan, and his supporters of terrorism with the aim of seizing power. On the same day, Galstanyan and 14 other people were detained in Armenia as part of a criminal case on an "attempt to seize power." On June 26, Galstanyan was arrested for two months.