“Former Armenian Prime Minister and Opposition Member Hold Secret Meeting, Sparking Speculation of New Political Alliance”
Former Prime Minister of Armenia, Ani Samsonyan had a secret meeting with Edmon Marukyan, sparking speculation about their joint activities and Samsonyan’s departure from the ARF. The opposition movement remains tight-lipped about the situation. Meanwhile, the ARF has discussed recent political developments with Catholicos Bagrat, but disagreements arose. Samsonyan has been seen attending general gatherings with the Catholicos. For more information, read today’s issue of ‘Publication’ magazine.
“Armenian Revolutionary Federation Member Sparks Controversy Over Handling of Pandemic Response”
Discover the latest updates on the pandemic in Armenia. Garen Danielyan emphasizes the importance of not underestimating the virus while Aram Simonyan calls for a balanced approach. Learn about their views on the government’s response and personal experiences with the illness. Stay informed with NEWS.am.
Bagrat Galstanyan’s Fence-Sitting Strategy Backfires: ARF’s First Deputy Expresses Concern over Provocative Actions
Bagrat Galstanyan’s fence-sitting approach is risky. Political inaction fails and fuels public anger. ARF’s Alesn Simonian warns against provocative actions by UNSD’s Vagharshak Galstanyan, Robert Kocharyan, and Serj Sargsyan. Let’s avoid further unrest.
“A Spiritual Union: Archbishop Bagrat Srapazan Joins Gyumri’s National Gathering for Cultural Extravaganza”
Gyumri’s Archbishop Bagrat Srapazan joins a national gathering in Gyumri, led by Mika Ayvazyan, leader of the Gyumri theme of the Armenian Revolutionary Federation. Srapazan will also participate in the postponed “Talouys” concert.
ARF Implements Boycott Action Against Former Ally: Tensions Escalate as Scuffle Erupts at Campaign Rally
ARF implements boycott against former ally, Bagrat Srbazan, amid deteriorating relations. Scuffle erupts at campaign rally. Srbazan demands ARF Chairman step down, threatening escalation. Media advised not to argue, respond to criticism physically and verbally. ARF vows to hold ground.
Unprecedented Violations against Journalists in Armenian Protests – Calls for Action on Press Freedom
Several incidents of journalist rights violation during protests in Armenia have been recorded. The incidents include threats, physical violence, and intimidation towards journalists. Organizations express concern and urge for clarification while emphasizing the need for safety and ethical reporting.
ARF Activists Injured in Clash with Counter-Revolutionaries, Urgent Medical Assistance Sought
Armenian Revolutionary Federation (ARF) members suffered injuries while confronting counter-revolutionary forces in Baghramyan-Moskovyan streets. Urgent help is needed, as ARF member Jirayr Shakharyan sustained serious injuries. Other injured individuals also require medical attention. Source: NEWS.am on Telegram.
ARF Holds Closed Meeting Amid Increased Tensions in Armenia
The ARF’s working group gathered for a closed meeting to discuss the country’s situation in Yerevan. Streets have been closed, leading to the detention of 134 people. Security forces are using force, water cannons causing injuries. The Catholicos called for peaceful resolution.
ARF-D Leader Armen Rustamyan Shares Insightful Information with Journalists
Armen Rustamyan, the leader of ARF-D, expressed gratitude to the public and media for their support. He emphasized the importance of timely information sharing while acknowledging the dedication of individuals involved in national security and the NSS. Rustamyan praised their work and urged discretion in revealing information.
“Armenian MP Reveals Shocking Reality: Azerbaijani Aggression Destroys Armenian Village and Infrastructure in 2023”
Armenian MP warns of Azerbaijan’s aggression and destruction of Armenian villages. Says government’s 2023 program plan contradicts actions taken. Urges acceptance of Azerbaijani approach to avoid war threat. Current situation differs from previous statements.