Armenian Intel Chief: Military Threats Are "Very Low"

Security and military threats against Armenia are very low. Kristinne Grigoryan, Head of the Foreign Intelligence Service of the Republic of Armenia, stated this in a conversation with journalists.

"Compared to a few months ago, we can say that they are very low, but there are threats to our democracy, and these should not be underestimated, because democracy is the pace and mode of our movement," she noted.

"The risks, which are mostly hybrid, must be seen and addressed. Threats to democracy do not come from one state or one actor; as a rule, in many cases, they come from several centers separately," said Grigoryan.

"But I can confidently state that there is no state whose threats to democracy come from a single actor, and Armenia is no exception," noted Grigoryan.