“On April 28 and overnight April 29 the Azerbaijani side violated the ceasefire regime over 35 times by firing more than 350 shots from various small arms at the Armenian positions in the Artsakh-Azerbaijan line of contact. In the southern direction of the line of contact the Azerbaijani forces fired also 60 mm mortar (3 shells) and automatic grenade launcher (2 grenades).
During the meeting discussions on the advancement of the Nagorno-Karabakh negotiation process were continued. The necessity of implementing the agreements reached at the summits in Vienna and St.Petersburg, held in May and June 2016, was emphasized.
“The Promise” doesn’t seek to break ground: it was created in order to shine light on an oft-ignored historical event, and even with mediocre reviews and middling boxoffice figures it is achieving that aim. One day, if the history of the Armenian genocide is officially re-written, “The Promise” will have played a part”, the Economist said.
US Ambassador to Turkey John Bass and Consul General Jennifer Davis met with Patriarchal Vicar Archbishop Aram Ateshian in Istanbul’s Armenian Patriarchate, Zhamanak (Time) daily reported.
“This humiliating situation imposed on Agramunt disperses last doubts – Agramunt must announce his resignation tomorrow,” Farmanyan said on Facebook.
The preliminary investigation of the ongoing criminal case on embezzlement of EU grants continues in the general department of investigations of the Investigative Committee.
Azerbaijan has already used more than a half of its oil reserves and the day is not far when in this regard the great powers aren’t interested in this country.
Israel struck an arms supply hub operated by the Lebanese group Hezbollah near Damascus airport on Thursday, Syrian rebel and regional sources said, targeting weapons regularly sent from Iran via commercial and military cargo planes.
US law enforcement agencies can however revoke diplomatic immunity, however this is typically done in case of serious felonies. Mehriban Jabrayilov could not be reached for comment. “This did not happen,” her husband told the Daily News.
In November 2016 PACE authorized Bernd Fabritius to depart for Turkey ‘to examine the country’s commitment to the principles of the legal state’.
