Armenian Citizens Held Captive in Mexico Demand $90,000 Ransom as More Details Emerge
More than 30 citizens of Armenia traced trying to enter the US from Mexico. They are being held captive and demanding a $90k ransom for their release. The Armenian General Benevolent Union is seeking assistance. Efforts are underway to determine their location and secure their release.
“Armenia Keeps Names Under Wraps for Sensitivity of Captive Repatriation Process”
Armenian official highlights difficulty in determining exact number of captives and urges for their swift release. An arrest in Armenia adds to tensions with Azerbaijan. Azerbaijan has received 34 prisoners from Armenia as part of a humanitarian exchange. Latest news from Armenia.
European Council President Michel commends prisoner exchange agreement between Armenia and Azerbaijan
European Council President supports Armenian-Azerbaijani agreement to exchange prisoners. He praises the release of captives and the opening of political dialogue between the two sides. Michel urges leaders to expedite peace agreement completion.
“Former Armenian President Araik Harutyunyan Calls on Security Council: Reason Behind the Urgent Meeting Remains Shrouded in Mystery”
Former Armenian President Araik Harutyunyan, known for his stance on security & captives, called on the RA Security Council, per Zhoghovurd newspaper. Details of the call’s purpose were undisclosed. Harutyunyan’s social media post sparked controversy, with some calling it a call for disobedience. Further clarification was not obtained. For more information, read today’s edition of Armenian news.