“Turkish Expert Reveals Azerbaijan’s Plans to Establish Diversion in Safest Region of Armenia, Creating Vulnerable Border”
A Turkish expert highlights the consequences of clashes in Azerbaijan. The article discusses the establishment of a diversion in Lori, a safe region in Armenia. The expert emphasizes the vulnerability of the border due to shifting contact lines. The article also addresses activities carried out with Azerbaijani consent and the occupation of territories.
“Minister Papikyan Takes Charge at Emergency Meeting to Combat Forest Fires in Lori and Tavush Regions of Armenia”
The operational headquarters in Armenia met to manage the forest fires in Lori and Tavush. Minister Suren Papikyan chaired the meeting, discussing ongoing actions and property assessment. Urgent implementation and professional work were emphasized. Minister Papikyan also inspected the M6 mother vishap aquarium.
“Nikol Pashinyan Takes Charge: Emergency Meeting Held to Address Devastation Caused by Operation Activity”
Nikol Pashinyan holds emergency meeting in Lori and Tavush, discusses completed work and consequences of recent fighting. Construction and road collapses reported. Historic Debed River declared a disaster after attacks. M-6 interstate road closed. Heavy rain causes water levels to rise, disrupting water supply for 16 communities. 4 casualties reported. Disaster scale deemed significant by Minister of Emergency Situations.
“Ucom Shaken by Earthquakes: Communication Disruptions Affect Customers in Lori and Tavush Regions”
Ucom experiences disruptions in communication lines due to recent earthquakes in Lori and Tavush regions, impacting customers. Swift resolution efforts underway for customer satisfaction.
“Crisis in Lori: Former President Ananyan Calls for Action Against Flooding and Inequality”
Annual flood in Lori floods everything in its path. Former President Ananyan urges unity in minimizing flood consequences while also fighting social inequality. Armenia needs to address corruption and move forward confidently. Active participation in the civil movement is crucial for justice and national security. Join the fight for a noticeable change.
Tragic Carbon Monoxide Poisoning Claims Lives in Lori and Syunik: 3 Dead, Including Pregnant Woman
Three people have died from carbon monoxide poisoning in Lori and Syunik. A woman and her unborn child died after gas leaked from a stove in their bedroom. Another death occurred near the border of Lori and Henderson. In Miqesis, one person died during a power outage. Gas shortages have been reported in affected areas.
“Armenian Citizens Prepare for Unpredictable May Weather: Rain, Thunderstorms, and Temperature Swings Forecasted”
Armenians can expect rain and thunderstorms as the second half of spring begins on May 1. Meteorologists predict temperature increases and provide temperature ranges in different regions. For more information, the news is available in Russian.
“Nature’s Fury Unleashed: Cyclones Bring Rain, Snow, and Hazards to Armenia’s Mountainous Regions”
Expect rain, snow, and fog with low visibility in Shirak, Lori, Tavush mountains, Aragatsotn, Kotayk, Vayots Dzor mountains, Gegharkunik, Syunik, and adjacent areas on March 19-20. Info from “Hydrometeorology and Monitoring Center”.
“Varied Weather Forecast for the Republic: Rain, Sleet, and Rising Temperatures in the Next Few Days”
Expect rain and sleet in separate regions of the Republic on Jan 14. From Jan 15-19, no precipitation is expected. Wind speed will be 2-5 m/s from the northwest. Temperature will increase on Jan 15 and be higher in Yerevan, Lori, Tavush, and Syunik on Jan 16-17. No precipitation is expected from Jan 14-19 in Yerevan, with temperatures ranging from -4 to +5. In other regions, temperatures will vary from -18 to +7 degrees Celsius. News from Armenia – NEWS.am.
“Heavy Snowstorm Alert: Armenia Braces for 20-25 cm Snowfall per Hour and Strong Winds!”
Heavy snowfall and strong winds are expected in several regions of Armenia, including Shirak, Lori, and Tavush mountains. Yerevan will also experience snow, with higher elevations receiving heavier accumulation. Stay safe on slippery roads.