Armenian Foreign Ministry and National Security Service do not  comment on situation around Baku platform of Armenian-Azeri  peacekeeping 

ArmInfo. The Armenian Foreign Ministry and National Security Service do not comment on the situation around the Baku platform of Armenian-Azeri peacekeeping.  

When asked by ArmInfo's correspondent to comment on the latest  processes around the Baku platform of the Armenian-Azeri  peacekeeping, the Foreign Ministry of Armenia said that it is not  going to comment on idiocy. The National Security Service, in turn,  said that it has no information for mass media. However, sources in  the Security Service told ArmInfo that the National Security Service  keeps a close eye on the situation.    

Nevertheless, according to Azeri media outlets, the fifth citizen of  Armenia - Armen Virabyan - has already joined the platform and  intends to visit Baku to take part in the platform activities. Right  after the relevant media reports, a video footage was posted in the  social networks, where Virabyan states that he was deceived about the  true goals of that platform and that he refused to visit Baku after  he had found out the whole truth. Virabyan lives in Germany and he  says that before finding out the truth he intended to take part in  the platform activities from the third country. He stresses that he  is against the return of territories to Azerbaijani control. To note,  Virabyan was a civil activist and participated in various protest  actions. 

According to other reports, former Armenian officer Norayr Minasyan  is going to join the platform.  However, Minasyan has already refuted  the Azeri media's information and said that he has deliberately  contacted Vahan Martirosyan, who moved to Baku last year, and tried  to wriggle into his favor, stating his loyalty to the Azerbaijani  authorities. Minasyan received a big sum of money for that, however,  Minasyan states that his true goal was revenge: he was trying to  punish Martirosyan for the high treason. To note, Minasyan lives in  Rostov-on-Don now. Earlier he served in the Armenian armed forces and  has two criminal records.      

At the same time, the information that two Armenians - Vahe Avetyan,  who calls himself a human right activist, and Susan Jaghinyan, who  calls herself journalist, have moved to Baku, is not refuted.