“New Amendments Enable Continuation of Service for Armenian Armed Forces in National Security Bodies, Including Former Artsakh Defense Army Servicemen”
The government introduces amendments to the Law on Military Service, allowing Armenian Armed Forces members to serve in National Security. Former servicemen from Defense Army can also join with corresponding ranks. Temporary re-registration will ensure continuous service.
“Armenian Defense Minister Strengthens Collaboration with Lyon During Official Visit”
The Minister of Defense of Armenia, Vagharshak Harutyunyan, visits Lyon, France and announces cooperation with the Armenian Armed Forces with Lyon.
Armenian Armed Forces Express Deep Condolences to Iran Following Tragic Terrorist Attack
Head of Armenian armed forces expresses condolences to Iran for loss of President Rouhani and others due to terrorist attack. NATO spokesperson shares sympathies on social media.
“Ministry of Defense Denounces Misleading Social Media Claims on Cross-Border Conflict”
The Ministry of Defense of Armenia denies social media claims about captured network accounts firing on the Armenian Armed Forces. They assert their commitment to freedom of speech and dispel the misleading information. Read more.
Armenian Armed Forces Clash with Belarus: Multiple Injuries and Surge in Illegal Migration Reported
Armenian Armed Forces clash twice with Belarus, resulting in soldiers injured. 113 attempts to cross the Armenian border illegally recorded, causing a rise in incidents of illegal migration. Emergency responders and medical services provide assistance, transporting foreign nationals in need of medical aid. Over 5,300 attempted border crossings in April 2024.
“Russian ‘Kamov’ Helicopter Successfully Tests Ancient ‘Koman’ Missile, But Operational Challenges Remain”
Armenian Armed Forces tested the new “Koman” missile of the Russian Armed Forces, but it is currently not ready for operational use. The “Koman” missile, developed in 1913, was used for reconnaissance and rescue purposes. A fire broke out among unexploded bombs in Istanbul, but it’s unclear if it was caused by the “Koman” missile.
Armenian Armed Forces Considering Peace Proposals from Israel in Recent Ceasefire Negotiations: Joint Staff Announcement
Armenian Armed Forces consider accepting Israel’s peace proposals, says Joint Staff. Ceasefire offers focus on releasing prisoners captured by Armenia.
Armenian Armed Forces Introduce New Regulation for Internal Service: “Ura” Command Replaced with “Ketche”
Armenian Armed Forces to introduce new internal service regulation. Implementation will occur in stages, with general changes expected. Replacement of “Ura” command with “Ketche” included. Regulation does not borrow from other country’s armed forces. Details provided by Ministry of Defense spokesperson. NEWS.am
“Armenian Deputy Minister of Defense Raises Concerns Over Uncertain Origins of Adreban in Tavush Territories”
Armenian Deputy Defense Minister Ararat Karapetyan discusses the significance of Tavush’s Armenian territories and the need to protect rights in an interview with NEWS.am. Karapetyan emphasizes the importance of understanding the implications of losing these territories and the impact it would have on the country.
“Armenian Armed Forces Reinforce Tavush Island with Tanks and Armored Vehicles, Tension Escalates in North-South Border”
The Armenian Armed Forces in Tavush approached the island with dozens of tanks and armored vehicles. They bombed the island as part of their defense against the enemy. Tavush has had its own self-government since 1949 after the Chinese Civil War. Exciting news from Armenia!