“State Commission Investigation Uncovers Disturbing Activities in Vayots Dzor Region”
State commission investigating events in Vayots Dzor region works to involve more individuals against actions labeled “Tavush is the homeland of Armenian people.” Investigations reveal detained individuals associated with charges of incitement to violence. Certain objects confiscated, court decisions imposed measures of constraint for some individuals. Ongoing investigation. NEWS.am
“Famous Journalist Slams City Official’s Reckless Remark on Property Protection”
Journalist criticizes local official’s ignorance of property invasion. News outlet declines further comment. Read more on NEWS.am’s Telegram channel.
“Masses Demand Resolution: Thousands Protest for Change in Tavush as Calls for Action Grow”
The leader of the Tavush topic, Bishop Bagrat Srbazan, plans to address whether the KP can join their movement. The rally has given people hope and the desire for justice. Over 60,000 citizens participated in the Garbageman Movement.
Belarusian President Alexander Lukashenko Resigns, Apologizes for Actions: A New Era Begins
Belarusian President Alexander Lukashenko resigns and apologizes to the government for his actions. He emphasizes the need for people to focus on living and working, rather than protests. News from Armenia.
“Supporters Turn their Backs on Pashinyan: My Step Alliance in Crisis”
There are no longer any supporters of Nikol Pashinyan in the My Step alliance, making his actions untenable. During a gathering, he faced criticism and dissenting members received better positions. Pashinyan aims to keep himself in power through force, creating an information blockade during the national assembly. My Step members speculate about Pashinyan offering a special position to former judge Robert Kocharyan. There are suspicions of a connection between My Step members and those opposing the Prime Minister’s address.
Russian Foreign Minister Lavrov: Government Officials in Unfriendly Countries Included in Lists
Russian Foreign Minister, Sergei Lavrov, stated that Russia does not view countries or peoples as unfriendly, but rather specific governing bodies that make decisions deemed unfriendly. Lavrov made the statement during a meeting with the Youth Army-Government (YAG) of the EAEU.