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Azerbaijani armed forces continue targeting public infrastructures - Armenian Ombudswoman - Vimarsana News

Azerbaijani armed forces continue targeting public infrastructures - Armenian Ombudswoman

YEREVAN, SEPTEMBER 14, ARMENPRESS. The targeting of the civilian population and vital irreplaceable public infrastructures by the Azerbaijani armed forces constitute prohibited acts under international humanitarian law. However, they continue in a very familiar script for the second day, Human Rights Defender of Armenia Kristinne Grigoryan said in a statement.

31-year-old man drafted for three months drowns in Lake Sevan, body now found yet - Vimarsana News

31-year-old man drafted for three months drowns in Lake Sevan, body now found yet

Today, an emergency occurred in Gegharkunik region...

Source: news.am
Want to beat the crowds in Europe? Go off track in beautiful Armenia - Vimarsana News

Want to beat the crowds in Europe? Go off track in beautiful Armenia

This former Soviet country is underrated among summer destinations - with thousands of churches, secret monasteries, wine and brandy tours to explore.

Geghard Monastery: Ancient Guardian of the Lance that Stabbed Jesus? - Vimarsana News

Geghard Monastery: Ancient Guardian of the Lance that Stabbed Jesus?

According to the Gospel of John, Jesus was stabbed in his side by a lance whilst hanging from the cross.

'Aggressor Country': With Forces Outside Kyiv, Putin's Government Also Battling On The Home Front - Vimarsana News

'Aggressor Country': With Forces Outside Kyiv, Putin's Government Also Battling On The Home Front

On the first day of Russia's invasion of Ukraine, more than 1,800 people were detained at anti-war demonstrations in 60 Russian cities as the authorities increased the pressure against civil society. Yet the country's nascent anti-war movement pledges to press on.

Source: rferl.org