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YEREVAN, MAY 4, ARMENPRESS. The Nagorno Karabakh (Artsakh) authorities warned on May 4 that Azerbaijan initiated a policy of "albanisation" of the Armenian historical and religious heritage, trying to erase all traces of the millennia-old Armenian presence in Artsakh and promoting pseudo-historical theses to justify the destruction and transformation of the Armenian monuments.

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YEREVAN, MAY 4, ARMENPRESS. The Nagorno Karabakh (Artsakh) authorities warned on May 4 that Azerbaijan initiated a policy of "albanisation" of the Armenian historical and religious heritage, trying to erase all traces of the millennia-old Armenian presence in Artsakh and promoting pseudo-historical theses to justify the destruction and transformation of the Armenian monuments.

Mother See of Holy Etchmiadzin: Armenian clergy continue their spiritual service in Dadivank thanks Russian peacekeepers - Vimarsana News

Mother See of Holy Etchmiadzin: Armenian clergy continue their spiritual service in Dadivank thanks Russian peacekeepers

It is an undeniable historical fact that the monastery was originally Armenian...

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Azerbaijan demands Armenian clergymen's expulsion from Dadivank Monastery - Vimarsana News

Azerbaijan demands Armenian clergymen's expulsion from Dadivank Monastery

The Azerbaijani authorities have begun to massively destroy the Armenian cultural and religious heritage in the Azerbaijani-occupied territories of Artsakh (Nagorno-Karabakh)...

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Azerbaijan Adds Fuel to Armenian Concerns in Karabakh - Vimarsana News

Azerbaijan Adds Fuel to Armenian Concerns in Karabakh

With Russian peacekeepers distracted by war, Armenian activists, clergy, and officials debate how best to secure ancient churches and human rights in Artsakh.