09/11/2020 Europe (11/09/2020 USA)
The town of Shushi is out of control of Karabakh forces, Artsakh president’s spokesperson Vahram Poghosyan wrote on Facebook.
Shortly after that, Artsakh president Arayik Harutyunyan shared his own version of the developing situation along the entire front of the Artsakh Republic, assuring Armenians that the “Defense Army and militia forces stand firm on our native soil.” “We can throw the enemy out of Artsakh, because only the strong will of our people can determine the outcome of the war,” he wrote
Armenian Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan, on his Facebook page, posted, “The battles for Shushi continue.”
Dozens of live videos of soldiers from Shushi, all of them saying that the fighting continues.
Mihran Harutyunyan, Olympic champion, live video from Shushi, “do not believe anyone, we are here, we are in the city.”
Battles continue near the town of Shushi, Armenian Defense Ministry official Lt. Colonel Artsrun Hovhannisyan said.
Artsakh’s Foreign Minister Masis Mayilian also issued a statement with encouraging undertones, saying in part, “Shushi has been and will remain Armenian. It is time to make a breakthrough.”
After the war
Nikol Pashinyan
“The same logic was always at play about ending the war: the surrender of the territories including Shushi without the determination [of Artsakh’s] status,” Pashinyan told parliament.
Zohrab Mnatsakanyan
Shushi was never discussed during the negotiations.
Anna Naghdalyan
Armenia’s Foreign Ministry on Monday rejected a claim made by Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan who told Parliament that the surrender of Shushi had part of the negotiations since 2016.
“At no stage of the peace talks has there ever been a discussion of surrendering the city of Shushi,” the foreign ministry spokesperson Anna Naghdalyan said in a Facebook post, refuting Pashinyan’s claim.
Nikol Pashinyan
“It is very important to understand whether or not we could’ve avoided war, yes, if we were to agree to surrender 7 territories including Shushi to Azerbaijan, but was this the policy we wanted to pursue? No, it wasn’t. The Defense Army of Artsakh and the government of Armenia, our military decided to accept this challenge. Unfortunately it didn’t bring the desired results. From the first day many figures were calling for surrendering territories at the cost of stopping the war, but today they are accusing us in treason for doing the very same thing. One thing needs to be realized here, there wasn’t a substantial difference of early or late, essentially. Yes, the condition of surrendering Shushi was brought forward, if not from the beginning then in the preliminary period. The Artsakh authorities, the Defense Army took this path, as long as there was a change to defend and fight until the end. They fought heroically until the last second. Unfortunately the task wasn’t solved. Yes, we are responsible for not being able in two years to fill what wasn’t filled for decades,” he said.
The town of Shushi is out of control of Karabakh forces, Artsakh president’s spokesperson Vahram Poghosyan wrote on Facebook.
Shortly after that, Artsakh president Arayik Harutyunyan shared his own version of the developing situation along the entire front of the Artsakh Republic, assuring Armenians that the “Defense Army and militia forces stand firm on our native soil.” “We can throw the enemy out of Artsakh, because only the strong will of our people can determine the outcome of the war,” he wrote
Armenian Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan, on his Facebook page, posted, “The battles for Shushi continue.”
Dozens of live videos of soldiers from Shushi, all of them saying that the fighting continues.
Mihran Harutyunyan, Olympic champion, live video from Shushi, “do not believe anyone, we are here, we are in the city.”
Battles continue near the town of Shushi, Armenian Defense Ministry official Lt. Colonel Artsrun Hovhannisyan said.
Artsakh’s Foreign Minister Masis Mayilian also issued a statement with encouraging undertones, saying in part, “Shushi has been and will remain Armenian. It is time to make a breakthrough.”
After the war
Nikol Pashinyan
“The same logic was always at play about ending the war: the surrender of the territories including Shushi without the determination [of Artsakh’s] status,” Pashinyan told parliament.
Zohrab Mnatsakanyan
Shushi was never discussed during the negotiations.
Anna Naghdalyan
Armenia’s Foreign Ministry on Monday rejected a claim made by Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan who told Parliament that the surrender of Shushi had part of the negotiations since 2016.
“At no stage of the peace talks has there ever been a discussion of surrendering the city of Shushi,” the foreign ministry spokesperson Anna Naghdalyan said in a Facebook post, refuting Pashinyan’s claim.
Nikol Pashinyan
“It is very important to understand whether or not we could’ve avoided war, yes, if we were to agree to surrender 7 territories including Shushi to Azerbaijan, but was this the policy we wanted to pursue? No, it wasn’t. The Defense Army of Artsakh and the government of Armenia, our military decided to accept this challenge. Unfortunately it didn’t bring the desired results. From the first day many figures were calling for surrendering territories at the cost of stopping the war, but today they are accusing us in treason for doing the very same thing. One thing needs to be realized here, there wasn’t a substantial difference of early or late, essentially. Yes, the condition of surrendering Shushi was brought forward, if not from the beginning then in the preliminary period. The Artsakh authorities, the Defense Army took this path, as long as there was a change to defend and fight until the end. They fought heroically until the last second. Unfortunately the task wasn’t solved. Yes, we are responsible for not being able in two years to fill what wasn’t filled for decades,” he said.
Pashinyan remains the highest-rated politician: Gallup
According to a Gallup poll, Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan remains the highest-rated politician in Armenia, despite his defeat in the war.
The respondents rated the rating of politicians on a scale of 1-5.
1. Nikol Pashinyan-2.8
2. Armen Sarkissian-2.3
3. Gagik Tsarukyan-2.2
4. Robert Kocharyan - 2
5. Edmon Marukyan-1.8
6. Levon Ter-Petrosyan-1.7
7. Serzh Sargsyan-1.7
8. Vazgen Manukyan -1.6
9. Artur Vanetsyan-1.5
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According to a Gallup poll, Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan remains the highest-rated politician in Armenia, despite his defeat in the war.
The respondents rated the rating of politicians on a scale of 1-5.
1. Nikol Pashinyan-2.8
2. Armen Sarkissian-2.3
3. Gagik Tsarukyan-2.2
4. Robert Kocharyan - 2
5. Edmon Marukyan-1.8
6. Levon Ter-Petrosyan-1.7
7. Serzh Sargsyan-1.7
8. Vazgen Manukyan -1.6
9. Artur Vanetsyan-1.5
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Pashinyan's party will get 33% of the vote in case of elections: Gallup
The Armenian citizens interviewed by the Gallup Armenian office answered the question of who they will vote for if early parliamentary elections are held.
1. My step Pashinyan 33.1 %,
2. For no one 27.2%
3. Tsarukyan's Prosperous Armenia 4.4%,
4. Bright Armenia Marukyan 2,6%,
5. The Republican Party of Sargsyan 2.2%,
6. The Dashnaks 2,2%,
7. The Party of Homeland of Vanetsyan Of 0.9%։
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The Armenian citizens interviewed by the Gallup Armenian office answered the question of who they will vote for if early parliamentary elections are held.
1. My step Pashinyan 33.1 %,
2. For no one 27.2%
3. Tsarukyan's Prosperous Armenia 4.4%,
4. Bright Armenia Marukyan 2,6%,
5. The Republican Party of Sargsyan 2.2%,
6. The Dashnaks 2,2%,
7. The Party of Homeland of Vanetsyan Of 0.9%։
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43.6% of citizens of Armenia want Pashinyan to leave, and 38.8% believe that he should remain prime minister until the end of his term.
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Approximately 58% of the residents of Armenia polled by Gallup stated the need to hold early parliamentary elections
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Armen Hayrapetyan's wedding took place in Stepanakert
Armen Hayrapetyan (8-0) is a professional fighter from Artsakh, who, like most athletes in this region, was near the army during the war
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Armen Hayrapetyan (8-0) is a professional fighter from Artsakh, who, like most athletes in this region, was near the army during the war
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The range of beneficiaries of the program of assistance to military personnel injured or maimed during the war of 2020 is expanding
The application can be submitted by military personnel who are recognized as disabled people of the 1st or 2nd group due to injuries or injuries sustained during combat operations.
To use the support program, you need to send the necessary documents to the email address socmed@mil.am.
If you have any questions, write to the same email address or call the hotline of the Ministry of Defense of the Republic of Armenia: 1-28.
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The application can be submitted by military personnel who are recognized as disabled people of the 1st or 2nd group due to injuries or injuries sustained during combat operations.
To use the support program, you need to send the necessary documents to the email address socmed@mil.am.
If you have any questions, write to the same email address or call the hotline of the Ministry of Defense of the Republic of Armenia: 1-28.
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Press Secretary of the foreign Ministry Anna Naghdalyan has denied the news that the Minister of foreign Affairs of Armenia Ara Aivazian wrote a letter of resignation․
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The independence of Artsakh is not subject to bargaining
Press Secretary of the President of Artsakh denied the statement of the former Armenian Ambassador to the Vatican Mikayel Minasyan on a secret meeting of the President of Artsakh Arayik Harutyunyan, Director of the national security Service of Armenia Armen Abazyan, commander of the Russian peacekeeping contingent in Artsakh Rustam Muradov and Chairman of national security of Azerbaijan Ali Nadieva.
Lusine Avanesyan noted that the meeting is not planned, and the independence of Artsakh is not subject to bargaining, only the international recognition of the country's independence is on the political agenda of Artsakh.
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Press Secretary of the President of Artsakh denied the statement of the former Armenian Ambassador to the Vatican Mikayel Minasyan on a secret meeting of the President of Artsakh Arayik Harutyunyan, Director of the national security Service of Armenia Armen Abazyan, commander of the Russian peacekeeping contingent in Artsakh Rustam Muradov and Chairman of national security of Azerbaijan Ali Nadieva.
Lusine Avanesyan noted that the meeting is not planned, and the independence of Artsakh is not subject to bargaining, only the international recognition of the country's independence is on the political agenda of Artsakh.
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14 Armenian companies will present their products at the IDEX 2021 military industrial exhibition in the UAE. In addition to presenting their products, these companies will also have the opportunity to find new sales markets, new connections, and gain knowledge about the latest military-industrial products.
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The leader of the Kurdistan Workers ' Party, Murat Karaylan, called on the Kurdish people to revolt against Turkey.
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Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov believes that Turkey does not pursue the goal of creating a Great Turan.
“I can't determine the percentage of people who react this way. I don't think all those who have told you this know what the "Great Turan"is.
Sergey Lavrov said in an interview with RBK.
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“I can't determine the percentage of people who react this way. I don't think all those who have told you this know what the "Great Turan"is.
Sergey Lavrov said in an interview with RBK.
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Forwarded from Tigranakert's Echo | صدى تيغراناكرت
Cozy and quiet evening #Stepanakert, the heart of #Artsakh🌙
102 days have passed since the end of the war. Our prisoners of war have not yet returned!
#FreeArmenianPows #UntilTheyAreHome #FreeMaral #FreeArmenianHostages
#FreeArmenianPows #UntilTheyAreHome #FreeMaral #FreeArmenianHostages
33 years ago, on this very day, a new history of the Armenian people began!
On February 20, the NKAO Supreme Council issued a request to transfer the region to Soviet Armenia
During these 33 years, we have had everything you can imagine: earthquakes, wars, rallies, famines, revolutions. But we broke through, lived and thrived…33 years later, we were captured, tied up, and shot in the head.
But we will definitely be reborn, like a phoenix from the ashes, we have done it so many times...
Long live Armenia, long live Artsakh. Long live the Armenian people and their friends!
On February 20, the NKAO Supreme Council issued a request to transfer the region to Soviet Armenia
During these 33 years, we have had everything you can imagine: earthquakes, wars, rallies, famines, revolutions. But we broke through, lived and thrived…33 years later, we were captured, tied up, and shot in the head.
But we will definitely be reborn, like a phoenix from the ashes, we have done it so many times...
Long live Armenia, long live Artsakh. Long live the Armenian people and their friends!
