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In an interview with Armenpress, Mr. Melikyan confirmed the reports, condemning Azerbaijan’s behavior. -There has been a report that on April 25 Azerbaijani servicemen didn’t allow the pilgrims visit the Dadivank Monastery. Is this report true? -Yes, the report is true. On April 25, the Azerbaijani servicemen banned Primate of the Artsakh Diocese, Bishop Vrtanes Abrahamyan and a group of pilgrims to enter into the Monastery, mentioning the pandemic as a reason. However, an ordination of a priest was scheduled in the Monastery on that day, which has been notified earlier and agreed upon w...

Azerbaijani servicemen ban priest ordination in Dadivank Monastery of Artsakh On April 25 Azerbaijani servicemen didn’t allow Armenian pilgrims to visit the Dadivank Monastery in Artsakh, Head of the information department at the Mother See of Holy Etchmiadzin Vahram Melikyan has told an interview with Armenpress news agency.  "On April 25, the Azerbaijani servicemen banned Primate of the Artsakh Diocese, Bishop Vrtanes Abrahamyan and a group of pilgrims to enter into the Monastery, mentioning the pandemic as a reason. However, an ordination of a priest was scheduled in the Monastery on th...

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Press and Religious Freedom Entangled in Nagorno-Karabakh 12/19/2020 Nagorno-Karabakh (International Christian Concern) – Azerbaijani media outlets have published a number of articles reporting that over 12,000 Azerbaijanis will be resettled in Stepanakert. This city is located in Nagorno-Karabakh ( Armenian: Artsakh), a territory recently captured by Azerbaijan and Turkey as part of their attempt to accomplish pan-Islamic Turkism by eliminating the local Armenian Christian population. The Spokesperson for the President of Artsakh has claimed that these Azerbaijani media reports are false a...

After brutal war, life and fear returns to Karabakh – through lens of Lithuanian photographer 33 : Russian peacekeepers near Dadivank monastery. A stream of refugees is returning to Karabakh after weeks of brutal conflict and on the heels of the scorched earth policy of the retreating Armenians. Lithuanian photographer Mykolas Juodelė was there to follow them. A group of soldiers on a public bus leave the shattered frontline behind, back on their way to the Armenian capital Yerevan after a ceasefire deal that ceded almost three quarters of the pre-war territory to Azerbaijan. They are bitt...