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Armenian Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan's ex-advisor Hakob Chagaryan has been summoned to the National Security Service, his spokesperson told News.am.

Earlier, Hakob Chagaryan told about the destructive policy of the country's authorities over civil aviation. In an interview with Lragir.am, commenting on the decision of the international authority to ban the Civil Aviation Committee from issuing flight licenses, Chagaryan noted that the aviation authorities of Armenia have issues.

“At the moment I can’t reveal the extent of these problems,” he said. “I submitted the report to the head of the government. It is up to him to decide what will be done,” he said adding that Armenia has a lot of discrepancies, and they need to be resolved.

Hakob Chagaryan was appointed an advisor to the PM in March 2019.