“Former US Ambassador Calls for Inclusion of Armenians’ Return to Karabakh in Peace Deal”
Armenians returning to Karabakh should be included in a peace agreement, says a statement by News.am. Former US Ambassador Vorlick urges Azerbaijan’s President Aliyev to respect diversity and protect Armenian rights. The situation in Karabakh does not close the door to Armenian return. Read the full interview on news.am.
“US Faces Uncertainty in Assessing Indefinite Ceasefire Status in Karabakh, says Chargé d’Affaires”
The US Chargé d’Affaires, Jayme O’Brien, reveals that the indefinite ceasefire in Karabakh is yet to be confirmed. International organizations have been asked to provide accurate information on the situation. O’Brien emphasizes that the decision on the necessity of the OSCE Minsk Group lies with Yerevan and Baku. The US aims to support the region in achieving a lasting peace agreement, without interfering in its affairs.
“Ivanyan’s Terrifying Revelation: Karabakh and Eastern Zangezur on the Brink of Major Conflict”
Ivanyan, injured by a mine explosion, warns of escalating military operations in Karabakh and Eastern Zangezur. Baku administration confirms preparations for war targeting Republic of Artsakh. The enemy’s true intentions revealed, while Armenia considers a “steel umbrella” defense. Find out more on News.am’s Telegram channel.
“Russian Troops Violate Ceasefire in Karabakh Again, Inflicting Damage on Karakovan: Residents Advised to Stay Indoors”
Russian troops violate ceasefire in Karabakh, causing explosions in Karakovan. Residents advised to stay indoors. Infrastructure damaged, injuries reported. Russian military continues attacks in border areas.
“The Battle Spreads: Escalating Conflict Hits Armenia as Former Karabakh Commander Reveals Disturbing Details”
The war in Karabakh continues in Armenia, as former commander Lt. Gen. Hakobyan stated that territories are being occupied, preventing people from living in their villages. Stay informed with NEWS.am on Telegram.
“US Department of Defense Unconcerned with Russia’s Involvement in Karabakh and Use of American-made Weapons, Says Pentagon Spokesperson”
Russia’s involvement in Karabakh does not concern the US Department of Defense. Pentagon spokesperson Sabrina Singh stated that American-made weapons should be used to return Russia’s occupied territory. While some Western countries doubt the US’s determination, Russia has reportedly received permission to use Western weapons in the Middle East.
“Russia Denies Writing Off Karabakh as Defense Ministry Responds to Western Aggression”
Russia denies having a program to write off Karabakh, according to President Putin’s spokesman. The Defense Ministry also links its activities to the situation in Ukraine and says the Armed Forces are prepared daily.
“Azerbaijan’s Destruction Continues: Adorable Karabakh’s Monuments and Memories Wiped Out”
Azerbaijan destroys monuments in Karabakh, including a memorial and a church. The destruction continues to alienate Armenian culture in the region.
“Intense Fighting Continues in Karabakh as Villages Face Heavy Military Attacks: President Zelensky Reports on Social Media”
Heavy fighting in Karabakh continues, with reports of intense military attacks on villages. Ukrainian President Zelensky confirms the city remains under Russian control, as Ukrainian troops repel attacks. Evacuations of around 1,600 residents are expected today. Intelligence reveals Russia’s comprehensive military operations in the region, while Russian forces make limited gains.
“Armenian-Azerbaijani Conflict: Ceasefire Fragile and Issue of Karabakh Unresolved, Says News.am Correspondent”
The Armenian-Azerbaijani conflict remains unresolved, with the ceasefire situation still in question. News.am correspondent Arshak Kiviryan highlights the weariness and frustration among villagers waiting for a solution. Kiviryan emphasizes the need for action to protect the people’s interests and achieve a truly democratic society. The current political field in Armenia has been manipulated and corruption has been prevalent among previous authorities.