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Iranian electronic resources have been circulating a graphic image that outlines possible actions that Iran may take in response to the ongoing crisis between Armenia and Azerbaijan.
According to that, Tehran is considering conducting military exercises and issuing diplomatic warnings to Baku.
In addition, Iran is expected to sign a bilateral military agreement with Armenia, launch a limited military operation using UAVs and missiles, and provide weapons and logistical support to the Armenian army.
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According to that, Tehran is considering conducting military exercises and issuing diplomatic warnings to Baku.
In addition, Iran is expected to sign a bilateral military agreement with Armenia, launch a limited military operation using UAVs and missiles, and provide weapons and logistical support to the Armenian army.
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The International Committee of the Red Cross confirms that prisoner of war Vicken Euljekjian who has been held in Baku prisons since the Artsakh 2020 war is alive.
A Lebanese-Armenian, Vicken was taken captive in November 2020 when attempting to retrieve belongings from Shushi after the trilateral agreement was signed.
A Lebanese-Armenian, Vicken was taken captive in November 2020 when attempting to retrieve belongings from Shushi after the trilateral agreement was signed.
According to a statement from the Ministry of Internal Affairs of Artsakh, the Azerbaijani side violated the ceasefire regime again on Wednesday, targeting 48-year-old resident Robert Beglaryan of the community of Khnapat in the Askeran region.
Beglaryan was fired upon by Azerbaijani military personnel around 4:00 PM while performing agricultural work on his Belarus-82 tractor.
The attack was carried out from adjacent combat positions using various firearms, which resulted in the suspension of agricultural work.
The Askeran police department has prepared materials for submission to the peacekeeping forces.
Beglaryan was fired upon by Azerbaijani military personnel around 4:00 PM while performing agricultural work on his Belarus-82 tractor.
The attack was carried out from adjacent combat positions using various firearms, which resulted in the suspension of agricultural work.
The Askeran police department has prepared materials for submission to the peacekeeping forces.
RA SRC Chairman Rustam Badasyan has informed journalists that the State Revenue Committee of the Republic of Armenia prepares for the reopening of the "Margara" checkpoint on the border with Turkey. The checkpoint will operate for citizens of third countries and citizens with diplomatic passports.
Badasyan stated that they are currently preparing with other state bodies so that the border checkpoint can operate as soon as possible, provided that a final decision is made. "We are carrying out preparatory work for the smooth implementation of customs procedures," added Badasyan.
Badasyan stated that they are currently preparing with other state bodies so that the border checkpoint can operate as soon as possible, provided that a final decision is made. "We are carrying out preparatory work for the smooth implementation of customs procedures," added Badasyan.
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Anti-Iranian hysteria continues in Azerbaijan.
Reports from law enforcement agencies indicate that six Azerbaijani citizens have been arrested for plotting armed riots in order to establish a religious state and seize power within the country.
As per a joint report by the State Security Service and the Prosecutor General's Office of Azerbaijan, the detainees had disguised themselves as believers and spread propaganda in favour of Iran and religious extremism on social media and at public events. They also allegedly carried out instructions from external sources.
Moreover, according to the joint statement, the group members were involved in the trafficking of drugs that were allegedly sent from Iran, and they used the profits gained from the sales to fuel radicalism and fund other destructive activities in Azerbaijan.
Reports from law enforcement agencies indicate that six Azerbaijani citizens have been arrested for plotting armed riots in order to establish a religious state and seize power within the country.
As per a joint report by the State Security Service and the Prosecutor General's Office of Azerbaijan, the detainees had disguised themselves as believers and spread propaganda in favour of Iran and religious extremism on social media and at public events. They also allegedly carried out instructions from external sources.
Moreover, according to the joint statement, the group members were involved in the trafficking of drugs that were allegedly sent from Iran, and they used the profits gained from the sales to fuel radicalism and fund other destructive activities in Azerbaijan.
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Azerbaijan continues to escalate tensions with Iran.
According to a statement made by Azerbaijani parliament member Bahruz Makherramov, "Unlike Iran, Azerbaijan has not cooperated with terrorist organizations and occupiers.
Tehran, which allocates 20-30 billion dollars annually for terrorist plans, has neither the right nor the moral authority to lead us."
It's worth remembering that Azerbaijan enlisted Syrian militants during the 44-day war, as confirmed by both French President Emmanuel Macron and Sergey Naryshkin, the Director of the Foreign Intelligence Service of the Russian Federation.
According to a statement made by Azerbaijani parliament member Bahruz Makherramov, "Unlike Iran, Azerbaijan has not cooperated with terrorist organizations and occupiers.
Tehran, which allocates 20-30 billion dollars annually for terrorist plans, has neither the right nor the moral authority to lead us."
It's worth remembering that Azerbaijan enlisted Syrian militants during the 44-day war, as confirmed by both French President Emmanuel Macron and Sergey Naryshkin, the Director of the Foreign Intelligence Service of the Russian Federation.
The San Diego County Board of Supervisors unanimously adopted a proclamation designating April 24, 2023 as Armenian Genocide Remembrance Day.
San Diego County Supervisor Joel Anderson led the ceremony, joined by Board President Nora Vargas. The event included speeches by Very Rev. Pakrad Berjekian, pastor of St. Sarkis Armenian Church, community activist John Dadian, St. Sarkis Armenian Church Board member Kathy Kassardjian, and San Diego County District Attorney Summer Stephan.
During his speech, Very Rev. Berjekian expressed gratitude to the San Diego County Board of Supervisors for recognizing the Armenian Genocide, especially in light of the imminent threat of ethnic cleansing and genocide of Artsakh's Armenian population resulting from Azerbaijan's ongoing blockade and aggression.
The San Diego Armenian community welcomed the effort of the Board of Supervisors.
San Diego County Supervisor Joel Anderson led the ceremony, joined by Board President Nora Vargas. The event included speeches by Very Rev. Pakrad Berjekian, pastor of St. Sarkis Armenian Church, community activist John Dadian, St. Sarkis Armenian Church Board member Kathy Kassardjian, and San Diego County District Attorney Summer Stephan.
During his speech, Very Rev. Berjekian expressed gratitude to the San Diego County Board of Supervisors for recognizing the Armenian Genocide, especially in light of the imminent threat of ethnic cleansing and genocide of Artsakh's Armenian population resulting from Azerbaijan's ongoing blockade and aggression.
The San Diego Armenian community welcomed the effort of the Board of Supervisors.
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Four employees of the Iranian embassy have been declared persona non grata by Azerbaijan and ordered to leave the country within 48 hours.
On April 6, 1869, Levon Shant, a prominent Armenian writer, playwright, pedagogue, and public figure, was born in Constantinople.
Shant's work is distinguished by drama, which is one of the unique values of Armenian literature. His historical dramas, especially "The Ancient Gods" and "The Emperor," are among the most vivid manifestations of symbolism in the history of Armenian literature and theatre.
In 1909, Shant's drama "The Ancient Gods" was published, becoming the most precious jewel of the Armenian stage. Together with Tumanyan, Isahakyan, Aghayan, and Demirchyan, he founded the "Vernatun" literary group in Tiflis.
As a member of the Armenian Revolutionary Federation, Levon Shant was a deputy in the parliament of the first republic and held the position of vice president of the Council of Armenia. It was Levon Shant who signed the law recognizing Armenian as the state language on December 26, 1919.
Shant's work is distinguished by drama, which is one of the unique values of Armenian literature. His historical dramas, especially "The Ancient Gods" and "The Emperor," are among the most vivid manifestations of symbolism in the history of Armenian literature and theatre.
In 1909, Shant's drama "The Ancient Gods" was published, becoming the most precious jewel of the Armenian stage. Together with Tumanyan, Isahakyan, Aghayan, and Demirchyan, he founded the "Vernatun" literary group in Tiflis.
As a member of the Armenian Revolutionary Federation, Levon Shant was a deputy in the parliament of the first republic and held the position of vice president of the Council of Armenia. It was Levon Shant who signed the law recognizing Armenian as the state language on December 26, 1919.
Armenia will participate in the multinational US military exercise Defender 23 this month in Europe, joining 26 allied and partner nations.
According to the Pentagon's deputy press secretary, the exercise involves around 9,000 US troops and 17,000 troops from participating countries, aiming to showcase the ability to rapidly deploy troops and equipment and increase the scale, capability, and operational interoperability of the armed forces.
In contrast to this, Armenia considers hosting Collective Security Treaty Organization (CSTO) exercises impractical, as stated by PM Pashinyan on January 10, 2023.
According to the Pentagon's deputy press secretary, the exercise involves around 9,000 US troops and 17,000 troops from participating countries, aiming to showcase the ability to rapidly deploy troops and equipment and increase the scale, capability, and operational interoperability of the armed forces.
In contrast to this, Armenia considers hosting Collective Security Treaty Organization (CSTO) exercises impractical, as stated by PM Pashinyan on January 10, 2023.
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Armenia will participate in the multinational US military exercise Defender 23 this month in Europe, joining 26 allied and partner nations. According to the Pentagon's deputy press secretary, the exercise involves around 9,000 US troops and 17,000 troops…
UPDATE: Armenia is not participating in the "Defender 23" exercise.
The Pentagon has updated the press release for the "Defender 23" exercises, resulting in Armenia being removed from the list of participants in the revised version. The list of participants changes periodically, and Armenia has appeared and disappeared from it a few times.
The Pentagon has updated the press release for the "Defender 23" exercises, resulting in Armenia being removed from the list of participants in the revised version. The list of participants changes periodically, and Armenia has appeared and disappeared from it a few times.
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Armenia will participate in the multinational US military exercise Defender 23 this month in Europe, joining 26 allied and partner nations. According to the Pentagon's deputy press secretary, the exercise involves around 9,000 US troops and 17,000 troops…
UPDATE: This year, the Armenian Ministry of Defense is planning to participate in two other military exercises organized by the US army command in Europe – KFOR (Kosovo Force) and Saber Junction military exercises.
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Hundreds of women gathered at the Stepanakert Memorial Complex to lay flowers on the graves of soldiers who lost their lives in the Artsakh War. They then marched towards the blockaded section of the road as part of their ongoing protest against Azerbaijan’s blockade of Artsakh.
Since December 12, 2022, Azerbaijan has blocked the Berdzor Corridor, also known as the Road of Life in Artsakh. It has been approximately three months of resource shortages, electricity and gas supply disruptions, and additional challenges caused by the blockade.
On April 7, Armenia and Artsakh celebrate Motherhood and Beauty Day.
📷 : Anna Mangasaryan
Since December 12, 2022, Azerbaijan has blocked the Berdzor Corridor, also known as the Road of Life in Artsakh. It has been approximately three months of resource shortages, electricity and gas supply disruptions, and additional challenges caused by the blockade.
On April 7, Armenia and Artsakh celebrate Motherhood and Beauty Day.
📷 : Anna Mangasaryan
The information speared by the Ministry of Defense of Azerbaijan claiming that the units of the Armed Forces of Armenia allegedly opened fire on Azerbaijani positions located in the southeast part of the Armenian-Azerbaijani border on April 7th from 13:20 to 13:45 is yet another act of misinformation.
On April 6th, the Cyprus Parliament passed a resolution condemning Azerbaijan and calling for the immediate opening of the Berdzor (Lachin) corridor.
The resolution was presented for discussion by the Armenian National Committee of Cyprus and the Cyprus Committee of ARF in collaboration with the state representative of the Armenian-Cypriot community and the Circle of Friends of Artsakh.
The resolution was presented for discussion by the Armenian National Committee of Cyprus and the Cyprus Committee of ARF in collaboration with the state representative of the Armenian-Cypriot community and the Circle of Friends of Artsakh.