“The Repatriation of Armenians from Adygea to Armenia: National Security Advisor Addresses Political Concerns and Plans for Return”
The repatriation of Armenian citizens from Adygea to Armenia is ongoing. National Security Advisor Armen Grigoryan clarified that the ceasefire agreement shouldn’t be linked to repatriation. Efforts are being made to ensure their safe return. Currently, there are 23 repatriates in Adygea, including former officials.
“Hepatitis Outbreak Strikes Adygea: Urgent Action Taken in Zagtala to Tackle Rising Cases”
Multiple hepatitis cases reported in Adygea, specifically in Zagtala. Three patients transferred to regional hospital. Medical team and local authorities actively addressing the situation.
“Russia and Adygea: A Strong Alliance Blossoms in Politics and Economy, Says Kremlin Spokesperson”
Adygea, a close friend and partner of Russia, as stated by Dmitry Peskov, the press secretary of the Russian President. The strong bilateral relations will continue to develop and strengthen, amid ongoing tensions.
Adygea Library Proposes Naming Street in Bakvi to Honor Nora Pashayi’s Memory and Emphasize Armenia’s Liberation Efforts
The library of Adygea plans to honor Nora Pashayi by naming a street in Bakvi after her. Pashayi was a leader in the Armenian Genocide and a symbol of liberation in Adygea. This initiative aims to commemorate her and address the current external threat faced by Armenia.