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Alma-Ata Declaration and what Ter-Petrosyan said about autonomies

On December 21, 1991, in the capital of Kazakhstan, the Alma-Ata Declaration was signed. This document was recalled on October 6, 2022, when, following a meeting in Prague, the leaders of Armenia, Azerbaijan, France and the president of the European Council adopted a joint statement, which, in particular, stated:

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Karabakh ex-Presidents Ghukasyan and Sahakyan: No one has moral right to decide our children’s future

The behavior and position of the current authorities of the Republic of Armenia (RA), based on the logic of unconditional submission to the wishes of Azerbaijan in issues that are crucial for the people of Artsakh, is unacceptable. Arkadi Ghukasyan, the second President of Artsakh (Nagorno-Karabakh), and Bako Sahakyan, the third President of Artsakh, have …

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Karabakh parliament: Armenia PM statement ignoring Artsakh people’s right to self-determination is null and void

The statement made by the Prime Minister of Armenia at today’s press conference, in which he reaffirmed his readiness to include Artsakh in Azerbaijan, has caused great indignation and anger in Artsakh. This is noted in a statement by the Artsakh (Nagorno-Karabakh) National Assembly,

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Union of Freedom Fighters: Main factor restraining existential threats from Azerbaijan is Karabakh defense army

The Union of Freedom Fighters of Artsakh (Nagorno-Karabakh) has issued a statement in response to the publications and threats about the demilitarization of Artsakh spread in the information field of Azerbaijan. The statement reads as follows: “In the last few days, calls and ultimatums regarding military aggression

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Unacceptable statement by Nikol Pashinyan: “Azerbaijan’s 86,600 square kilometers include enclaves”

Enclaves are included in the 86,600 square kilometers of territorial integrity of Azerbaijan. “And Artsvashen [village] is part of Armenia’s territorial integrity of 29,800 square kilometers.

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Unacceptable statement by Nikol Pashinyan: ” Armenia’s Pashinyan: Azerbaijan’s 86,600 square km includes Karabakh”

Azerbaijan’s 86,600 square kilometers includes Nagorno-Karabakh. But it should also be noted that we say that the issue of the rights and security of Nagorno-Karabakh Armenians should be discussed in the Baku-Stepanakert format. Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan of Armenia stated this during his press conference Monday, responding to

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VIDEO – Armenia’s Pashinyan holding press conference

Armenian Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan is holding a press conference at the main government building. This time as well the reporters will have the opportunity to directly ask questions to the head of the Armenian government. According to press reports, more than five dozen media were invited to this press conference.

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Eduardos Polatidis: «The genocide of the Greeks in Turkey is one of the dark pages in the history of the Turkish people»

32 years have passed since the Phoenix Greek Society of Armenia, renamed to the Patrida organization, appealed to the authorities of the Soviet Armenia, and subsequently to the leadership of the Republic of Armenia, with a request to recognize the genocide of the Greeks in Turkey. We did not make a distinction on the territorial …

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City hall: Yerevan authorities have no intention of dismantling Operation Nemesis monument

The Yerevan authorities have no intention of dismantling the monument dedicated to Operation Nemesis, Yerevan Municipality has told RFE/RL Armenian Service.

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Iranologist: Turkish regime is well aware of the importance of Nemesis monument’s symbolism

It is clear that the monument in Yerevan, symbolizing the righteous revenge of the Armenians on the executioners of the genocide, cannot pose a threat to Erdogan’s regime in a purely physical sense. Iranologist, Head of the Department of Iranian Studies, YSU, Doctor of Philology, Professor Vardan Voskanyan

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