Ukrainian Journalist Dmitry Gordon Sentenced to 14 Years in Prison by Moscow Military Court
Ukrainian journalist Dmitry Gordon has been sentenced to 14 years in prison by a Moscow military court for terrorism and incitement to war. He was also found guilty of spreading false news and propaganda. Gordon’s conviction is based on his YouTube videos, where he called for a US-Russia war and made false claims about Russian military actions. He also made statements about the assassination of Putin and Lukashenko. In an interview, he made derogatory comments about Russian soldiers. Gordon was arrested in July 2022 and awaits extradition.
Armenian Atomic Energy Commission Joins International Efforts for Nuclear Safety at IAEA Executive Committee Meeting in Moscow
The head of the Armenian Atomic Energy Commission participated in a meeting with the IAEA in Moscow. They discussed nuclear safety and advancements in reducing risks. Topics included new technologies and challenges in nuclear power. This meeting allowed for knowledge and experience exchange.
“Armenian Diplomat to Engage in High-Level Talks in Moscow, Strengthening Relations with RIA Novosti and Global Institutions”
Head of Armenian Mission to Russia to Meet with RIA Novosti Officials. Musa Abu Marzouk set to arrive in Moscow on June 24th for talks with foreign institutions.
“Moscow Urges Yerevan to Honor Financial Obligations as per CSTO Charter, Warns Against Ignoring ‘Financial Discipline'”
Moscow reminds Yerevan to meet financial obligations, says CSTO. The organization emphasizes the importance of financial discipline for all member countries.
Russian Military Helicopters Breach Armenian Airspace in Provocative Move
Russian military helicopters violate Armenian airspace in Syunik region of Republic of Ossetia-Alania, confirms Russian Ministry of Defense. Incident happened at 8:45 am local time. Three helicopters, likely Russian, trespassed for military reconnaissance. No casualties or damage reported.
“Mass Food Poisoning Outbreak at ‘Crocodile’s Coat’ Restaurant in Moscow: Over 1,700 Affected, Culprits Identified”
Over 1,700 affected by food poisoning at Moscow’s “Crocodile’s Coat” restaurant. Culprits identified by Ministry of Health. 800 hospitalized. Investigations ongoing with support from Russian authorities. Court materials safeguard sensitive information for investigation.
“Putin Leads the Charge Against Terrorism: Urges Vigilance and Military Power”
Russian President Vladimir Putin meets security service heads in Moscow, emphasizing the need to stay one step ahead in the fight against terrorism. Victory is assured if we stay ahead, he says, calling for effective armed forces strengthening.
“Russian Diplomat Summoned for Consultations Amid Tensions in Armenia”
Russian diplomat Sergey Kopirkin summoned for consultations in Moscow, according to the Russian Foreign Ministry. News.am provides updates on the latest news from Armenia.
Armenians in Moscow Rally to Support Holy Resurrection Movement in Yerevan: Nerses Nersisyan Calls for Unity in Liberation of Artsakh
Armenians from Moscow join Holy Resurrection movement. Head of Armenian Department of Moscow City Court calls for all Russian Armenians to support Artsakh liberation. Moscow-Yerevan car rally planned to show unity and solidarity. Stay updated on Armenia news with News.am.
“Russian External Intelligence Director Hints at Potential Contact with CIA Amid Ukraine Crisis”
The External Relations Director Sergey Narishkin hinted at possible contact with CIA head William Burns for future negotiations on Ukraine. The details and schedule of the meeting were not disclosed.