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News.am daily digest: 12.06.2019
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4:54Now PlayingArmenia’s Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan on Wednesday sent congratulatory messages…
Armenian News - NEWS.am informational agency presents daily digest of Armenia’s top news as of 12.06.2019
PM SENDS LETTER TO PUTIN, MEDVEDEV
Armenia’s Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan on Wednesday sent congratulatory messages to President Vladimir Putin and Prime Minister Dmitry Medvedev of Russia, on the latter’s national holiday: Russia Day.
“The strong brotherly ties that link Armenia and Russia, as well as our active political dialogue serve as a solid basis for the development of trade and economic, military and political, cultural, and humanitarian cooperation.”
ARTSAKH MOD TO AZERBAIJAN
Artsakh Defense Ministry urges the Azerbaijani side to refrain from provocative actions that exacerbate the situation, Artsakh MOD press service reported.
A number of Azerbaijani media, based on the press service of their MOD, spread the message that the Armenian units allegedly violated the cease-fire in different directions of the contact line, using various types of small arms and 60-mm mortars, the statement said.
ARMENIA BEAT GREECE
The Armenian national football squad were hosted by Greece in the fourth round of the Group J qualifiers for the UEFA Euro 2020 final tournament, and they defeated their hosts 3-2 in Athens.
As a result, Armenia climbed to third spot in this group, with 6 points, leapfrogging Greece and Bosnia & Herzegovina which have 4 points, apiece.
KOCHARYAN’S TRIAL
The Criminal Court of Appeal of Armenia on Wednesday rescheduled the consideration of the appeals by the Prosecutor General’s Office and by the legal representatives of the successors of the victims of the events that occurred in capital city Yerevan in March 2008, on the respective criminal case involving second President Robert Kocharyan and some other former senior officials.
DUTCH LAWMAKERS ON GENOCIDE
Dutch parliament has passed a motion condemning Turkish president’s hate speech on April 24 about Armenian Genocide, chair of Federation of Armenian Organisations in the Netherlands Mato Hakhverdian tweeted.
The motion was submitted in Dutch Parliament on June 6 by Christian Union MP Mr. Joel Voordewind.
The Federation of Armenian Organisations in the Netherlands (FAON) had urged the parliament to take action in response to these unacceptable remarks.
RUSSIAN ENVOY TO ARMENIA
Russian President Vladimir Putin is expected to arrive in Yerevan on October 1 to take part in a meeting of the Supreme Eurasian Economic Council, Russian ambassador to Armenia Sergey Kopyrkin told reporters on Tuesday.
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