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Armenian Ministry of Defense Denies Baku’s Statement, House Damaged in Khnatsakh
Armenia’s Defense Ministry refutes Azerbaijan’s accusations of firing first, stating Azerbaijani forces shelled a house in Khnatsakh. Yerevan reiterates the call for a joint investigation mechanism.
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U.S. Armored Vehicle Recovered from Lithuanian Swamp, Soldiers Still Missing
A U.S. armored vehicle submerged in a Lithuanian swamp has been recovered after a six-day search, but the fate of four missing soldiers remains unknown.
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Armenia Denies Azerbaijan’s Allegations of Ceasefire Violation
Armenia’s Defense Ministry denies Azerbaijan’s ceasefire violation claims, calling them misinformation. No evidence has been provided by Baku.
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Azerbaijan’s MoD Spreads False Claims About Border Fire—Armenia Responds
Azerbaijan accuses Armenia of violating the ceasefire on March 19, but Armenia denies the allegations, calling for a fact-based investigation.
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US Military Turns to Ukrainian Drone Expertise for New Loitering Munition System
The US Defense Innovation Unit is partnering with Ukrainian drone companies to develop a cheap, mass-produced loitering munition system, inspired by the Ukraine war.
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Armenia Refutes Azerbaijan’s Ceasefire Accusation: Seventh Denial Issued
Armenia’s Ministry of Defense has refuted Azerbaijan’s claim of a ceasefire violation on the border, marking the seventh instance of alleged disinformation.
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Swiss Parliament Backs Peace Forum for Nagorno-Karabakh: A Step Towards Dialogue?
The Swiss Parliament has voted to establish a Peace Forum for Nagorno-Karabakh, aiming to facilitate dialogue between Armenian and Azerbaijani representatives and ensure the safe return of displaced Armenians.
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Baku’s Latest Disinformation: Azerbaijan’s MoD Statement Does Not Reflect Reality
Key Takeaways: Azerbaijan’s Ministry of Defence falsely claimed that Armenian forces opened fire on March 16 near the southeastern border. The Armenian government has denied the allegations, stating that the information is entirely untrue. Armenia has proposed a joint ceasefire…
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Armenia Streamlines Military Innovation Funding to Boost Defense Capabilities
Armenian government approves new funding mechanism for military prototypes and components, aiming to invigorate domestic defense industry and enhance military strength.
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e-Draft.am Hosts Program to Support Vulnerable Families Displaced from Artsakh: 8 in Favor, 408 Against, Until March 21
e-Draft.am is platform hosting discussion for a program to support vulnerable families displaced from Nagorno-Karabakh. Voting results are currently divided: 8 in favor, 408 against. Public opinion may shift until March 21. Learn program details and ongoing discussions.
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Ruben Vardanyan’s Defiant Peace Plea from Baku Prison: Calls for Unity and Justice
Imprisoned in Baku, Ruben Vardanyan transmits a powerful audio message, urging lasting peace, Armenian unity, and a fair trial, defying despair and calling for adherence to core human values.
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Papikyan and Dutch Ambassador Discuss Armenia-Netherlands Defense Cooperation
Armenian Defense Minister Suren Papikyan and Dutch Ambassador Marike H. Monroe-Wientjens explore defense cooperation, building on Munich agreements.
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Lyon Hosts “Solidarity for Armenia” Workshop to Support Nagorno-Karabakh Refugees
Lyon Municipality and the French Senate co-organized “Solidarity for Armenia” workshop, focusing on aid for Nagorno-Karabakh refugees. Key areas: healthcare, economy, legal support, cultural heritage.
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UN Urges Azerbaijan to Release Arbitrarily Detained Ethnic Armenians
UN High Commissioner for Human Rights calls for the immediate release of arbitrarily detained ethnic Armenians in Azerbaijan, urging justice and reconciliation.
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Ararat Mirzoyan at UNHRC: Sham Trials of 23 Detained Arrested Armenians Continue in Azerbaijan
Foreign Minister Ararat Mirzoyan delivers a powerful speech at the UN Human Rights Council, outlining Armenia’s dedication to human rights, democratic reforms, and regional peace efforts.
