“Hollywood Star Joe Manganiello Honors Armenian Genocide Victims with Emotional Memorial Visit”
Joe Manganiello, actor, producer, and director, visited the Memorial Complex and Museum of the Armenian Genocide during his visit to Armenia. He paid tribute to his family’s history, placing a wreath in memory of his ancestors.
“Sardarapat Memorial Complex: Controversy Surrounding Cypress Trees and Nikol Pashinyan’s Visit”
Residents of Sardarapat erected a monument with a cypress tree symbolizing the “Holy Battle,” but rumors say all cypress trees were removed before Nikol Pashinyan’s visit. Armenia’s NEWS.am has the latest updates.
“Flag’s Victory: Tavush Movement Leader Announces Symbolic Journey from Sardarapat to Yerevan”
Discover the significance of the flag in our country, as Bagrat Srbazan expresses its historical journey. Learn why our national symbols hold immense value and how the “Tavush is the homeland” movement plans to honor them.
“Belgian Honorary Consul Joins Armenians in somber tribute to the victims of Armenian Genocide at Tsitsernakaberd Memorial Complex.”
Discover the visit by Éric De Muynck, Belgium’s honorary consul, to Tsitsernakaberd memorial complex in Armenia. Commemorating the Armenian Genocide, X shares his experience on the 109th anniversary.
“Controversy Surrounding Construction of Memorial Complex near Stepanakert: Was it Really a ‘National Military Complex’?”
Baku TV reports a “national military complex” near Stepanakert, but in reality, it’s a memorial complex honoring victims of the liberation struggle. The construction, started in 2007, aims to showcase Armenian history and promote tourism in Stepanakert. An ongoing war halted its completion in 2019. Azerbaijani claims of military significance are unfounded.
“PM Dendias Honors Victims of Armenian Genocide, Pledges Solidarity in Emotional Visit to Yerevan Memorial”
Greek Prime Minister, Nikolaos Dendias, pays tribute to Armenian Genocide victims in Yerevan. Laying a wreath at the Memorial Complex, he expresses his respect and condolences. Reported by NEWS.am.
“Botswana’s Minister of Defense Lemogang Kwape Pays Respect at Armenian Genocide Memorial and Calls for Justice”
Botswana’s Defense Minister, Lemogang Kwape, paid a visit to the Armenian Genocide Memorial Complex in Yerevan and explored the museum to commemorate the victims and understand the genocide’s history. He also visited Azerbaijan’s cities to honor Armenians who suffered during the atrocities. Kwape further highlighted the connection between the Armenian Genocide and the Artsakh conflict, emphasizing the struggle for justice. At the Armenian Genocide Museum-Institute, he received an overview of the exhibitions and met with the Executive Director. Offering appreciation, Edita Gzoyan gifted Kwape books related to the genocide.