A criminal case has been filed on May 10 on exerting pressures and threats against observers of Transparency International AntiCorruption Center Monika Antonyan and Europe in Law Association Lena Zakaryan while they carried out observer missions during the April 2 parliamentary election in Armenia.
The Defense Ministry of Artsakh told in addition to the ceasefire violations, at 13:30, May 10, Azerbaijan advanced military hardware (over 10 tanks) in the direction of Tap Qaraqoyunlu-Talish.
The National Security Service told three Iranian citizens had acquired 6 units of POS terminals from the Iranian banking system, have installed them in rented locations in various parts of Yerevan and attached them to their accounts in Iranian banks through the internet.
The Nuclear Power Plant of Armenia will be removed from the energy production network on May 10 for carrying out regular planned reparation and refueling works, press service of the Armenian Ministry of Energy and Natural Resources told.
The Investigative Committee told according to initial information the soldier was wounded as result of a negligent gunfire discharge of a co-serviceman, due to violation of safety precautions of handling a firearm.
Artsakh’s Defense Army forces are in full control of the situation in the frontline and continue conducting the reliable protection of military posts.
“On this festive day I congratulate all our people in Mother Armenia, Artsakh and Diaspora. Together we have carved this cherished triple holiday, together we have overcome all the difficulties and trials, paving our heroic path. It was so in the past, and so it will be forever! I once again congratulate all of us, wishing peace, welfare and all the best!”
It is also an opportunity to express our gratitude to the heroic generation which went through the superhuman challenges and secured prospects of peaceful work and development for our country.
The Defense Ministry of Artsakh Republic told on May 8 and overnight May 9 the Azerbaijani side violated the ceasefire regime over 65 times by firing more than 970 shots from various caliber small arms at the Armenian positions in the Artsakh-Azerbaijan line of contact.
According to preliminary information, Defense Army soldiers Ruben M. Barseghyan (born in 1998), Rafayel A. Bisharyan (born in 1997) and Ruben H. Mnatsakanyan (born in 1998) drowned in a reservoir adjacent to the military unit as a result of a trafc accident.
