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Vahagn Boyajyan is the founder, owner, and director of Mediahub LLC, established in 2021.

Boyajyan previously served as head of the press center of the National Security Service (NSS), though he held this position for only eight days. Two days after the resignation of former NSS Director Artur Vanetsyan, Boyajyan was also dismissed. For several months, media outlets identified him as Artur Vanetsyan's assistant.

In 2022, following Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan's announcement regarding the status of Artsakh (Nagorno-Karabakh), opposition forces launched street protests. During the spring demonstrations, Sos Hakobyan, a member of the board of the Hayreniq party founded by Artur Vanetsyan, wrote on Facebook that police had detained members of their party, including Vahagn Boyajyan.

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Lia Khojoyan has served as editor-in-chief of mediahub.am since 2022. According to biographical data provided by the media outlet, she previously worked as director of Partners & Co (2019-2020) and director of Dialogue companies (2017-2018).

Since 2016, Khojoyan has been deputy editor of the Verelq information and analytical center. She served as Yerevan correspondent for the Eurasia Daily news agency from 2016 to 2025. Her journalism career also includes work for the websites aysor.am and panorama.am, as well as the daily newspapers Azatamtutyun and Pakagits.

In a 2019 video published by the For Social Justice Party, Khojoyan is presented as a member of the party's political council.

Artur Vanetsyan is the former director of the National Security Service (NSS). He assumed this position in May 2018, when Nikol Pashinyan was elected Prime Minister following anti-government protests known as the Velvet Revolution. In 2018, Vanetsyan was also appointed president of the Football Federation of Armenia.

In September 2018, a recording of a telephone conversation between Vanetsyan and Sasun Khachatryan, head of the Special Investigation Service, appeared online. During the conversation, they discussed the detention of former President Robert Kocharyan and the criminal case initiated against Yuri Khachaturov, then Secretary General of the Collective Security Treaty Organization (CSTO). Vanetsyan stated that the CSTO Secretary General should not be touched, as there was a risk of damaging relations with Russia. Months later, a recording of a wiretapped telephone conversation between Vanetsyan and Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan on the same topic also appeared online.

After serving for 18 months, Vanetsyan resigned as NSS Director in September 2019, and subsequently resigned as Football Federation President. The exact reasons for his resignation were not clearly stated. In his resignation statement, he noted that state-building requires coordination rather than unilateral decisions, and since an officer's shoulder strap is incompatible with such a process, he was resigning.

In 2020, Vanetsyan became chairman of the Hayreniq party. In 2021, the Hayreniq party participated in snap parliamentary elections in the I Have Honor alliance with the Republican Party of Armenia, with Vanetsyan as the alliance's candidate for Prime Minister. Vanetsyan was elected to Parliament on the national electoral list of the I Have Honor alliance. However, in June 2022, he announced on Facebook that he was resigning his parliamentary mandate. According to his statement, citizens had given them a mandate to stop the destructive activities of the authorities, but Parliament had ceased to be an effective platform for achieving this goal.