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Monthly Archives: January 2015
January, 2015
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14 January
9% of Turkish Citizens Believe Turkey Should Admit to Armenian Genocide in 2015
EDAM also asked a 150 foreign policy experts the same question. 18.7% believed that Turkey should admit to the genocide. While 36.7% believe that Turkey should express regrets to all Ottoman... -
13 January
Surviving Gyumri Infant Transferred to Yerevan: Condition Critical but Stable
The infant does not need surgery, however, some of his tissue has been injured. After transferring the infant to Yerevan, various examinations have taken place and afterwards an MRI was done... -
13 January
Russian Soldier Admits Guilt In Gyumri Massacre: Russian and Armenian Prosecutors In Negotiations Over Investigation
The thing is that Permyakov was found by the Russian border guards and is at the Russian base. An investigation is currently taking place; Permyakov has given a testimony... -
13 January
Soldier Wounded in Nagorno Karabakh
According to the Defense Ministry’s statement, the soldier received the wound by shots from the Azerbaijani positions. No further details were mentioned about the incident in the statement... -
13 January
Gyumri Murder Suspect Found Near Turkish Border
Recall, that early yesterday morning six members of a Gyumri family were murdered in their home; 54-year old Seryozha Avetisyan (father), 56-year old Hasmik Avetisyan (mother), 34-year old... -
12 January
Gyumri Family Murdered; Russian Military Base Soldier Primary Suspect
Among the family’s deaths are Seryozha Avetisyan (father), Hasmik Avetisyan (mother), Armen Avetisyan (son), Araks Avetisyan (daughter-in-law), Aida Avetisyan (daughter), Hasmik Avetisyan (2-year... -
12 January
Armenian Army Allowed Azerbaijani Side to Retrieve Corpse After Saboteur Infiltration, Says Defense Ministry Spokesperson
The saboteur group’s attempt was neutralized, while one of the bodies of the group had been left in between the two armies' posts. During the skirmish a 79-year old shepherd Seryozha Sargsyan... -
12 January
46 Soldiers Dead in 2014, 26 Due To Ceasefire Violations
The human rights defenders have noted that 26 of the 45 registered deaths in 2014 have occurred due to ceasefire violations, 6 due to accidents, 4 murders (2 intentional murders, 2 violations...