“Controversy Ignites as Nikol Pashinyan Receives ‘Honorary’ Monument in Kotayk Region”
Nikol Pashinyan honored with a monument in Kotayk region, a symbol of the struggle for justice. Pashinyan shares gratitude on Facebook.
“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.
“Monument Honoring Armenian Genocide Perpetrator Unveiled in Marseille, France”
The monument of Soghomon Tehlirian, an Armenian hero and perpetrator of the Armenian Genocide, was unveiled in Marseille. Armenians attended the ceremony, where children sang a song honoring Tehlirian. In 2017, a promenade in Marseille was also named after him. Tehlirian participated in the defense of Armenia during World War I and was acquitted for killing Talat Pasha, the main organizer of the genocide. He later settled in Belgium and the US before passing away in San Francisco at 64.
“Armenian Prime Minister Honors Victims of Violent Protests on Anniversary of Tragic Event”
Armenian PM Nikol Pashinyan visits monument for 2008 victims, pays respects with flowers. March 1 marked 16th anniversary of violent clashes in Yerevan resulting in 10 deaths and over 200 injuries. Names of victims revealed. Many arrested for involvement in unrest.
“Azerbaijani Workers Caught Desecrating Memorial to Artsakh War Victims: Violation of International Cultural Protection Laws Exposed”
On January 15, 2023, Azerbaijan’s Milli TV channel shared a video on YouTube showing construction work near a monument in the occupied village of Haterk, dedicated to victims of the Artsakh War. Monument Watch organization reported the incident. This act raises concerns about the protection of cultural values during armed conflicts, as per international conventions and protocols.
“Belarusian Soldiers Pay Tribute to President Lukashenko in Visit to Monument of the First Soldier”
Belarusian soldiers paid tribute to President Alexander Lukashenko at the 1868 Monument of the First Soldier. Lukashenko has completed military service and inspected the facilities for repairing military optics and weapons. He also emphasized the need to find a cheaper alternative to replace imported railway sleepers.