Pashinyan explained his vocabulary by his prison past

On July 16, Armenian Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan advised his opponents not to compete with him in offensive language, as he had accumulated vocabulary during his imprisonment.

"Let no one compete with me in this vocabulary. I have spent a long time in five penal institutions, and I am also interested in philology and folklore. There is no need to open Pandora's box," he said during a press conference in Yerevan.

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Church representatives and political activists were searched.

On June 28, Pashinyan proposed to veto the use of offensive language in public discussions. According to him, people need to come to a consensus in order not to use rude comments against others.