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[Liana Margaryan @lio___m]

At the busy Châtelet–Les Halles station in Paris, one of the largest transport hubs in Europe, Albert, who represented Armenia at the Junior Eurovision Song Contest, performed the iconic Armenian song “Dle Yaman.” 🇦🇲 🇫🇷

[301🇦🇲 @301arm]

Christ is born and revealed.

Blessed is the revelation of Christ.

Armenia celebrates Christmas.

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Քրիստոս Ծնաւ եւ Յայտնեցաւ

Օրհնեալ է Յայտնութիւնը Քրիսոստի

Մեզ եւ Ձեզ մեծ աւետիս։

Armenians begin their Christmas celebrations on the evening of January 5, with a special liturgy called Chragaluits (Burning of the Lamps). During this service, believers light candles in church and take the flame home, symbolizing the Star of Bethlehem that guided the Magi to Christ.

After the liturgy, the faithful greet one another with the traditional proclamation:
“Christ is born and revealed! Blessed is the revelation of Christ!”

On the morning of January 6, families gather to attend the Christmas Divine Liturgy and partake in Holy Communion. Following the service, the Armenian Apostolic Church holds the “Blessing of the Water” ceremony, commemorating Christ’s baptism in the Jordan River.

These traditions reflect both the joy of Christ’s birth and the spiritual significance of His baptism.

[301🇦🇲 @301arm]

09.27.2020

07:10 AM

Five years ago, our lives changed forever.

Eternal glory to our heroes.

[Lisa ♰ ֍ @HayAghchig]

🇦🇲 Eternal respect to the heroes of Artsakh. September 27, 2020 will never be forgotten.

[Artak Beglaryan | #StopArtsakhGenocide @Artak_Beglaryan]

The list of the Armenian 23 hostages (captives) held in Baku officially confirmed by Azerbaijan as prisoners

Civilian Captives:
1. Vicken Euljekjian, born 1979. Kidnapped and taken captive on November 10, 2020, near the city of Shushi together with Maral Najarian, who was traveling with him. In 2021, Euljekchian was sentenced to 20 years in prison on fabricated charges of terrorism and mercenarism.
2. Davit Davtyan, born 1993. Kidnapped and taken captive (together with his associate Gevorg Sujyan) on November 11, 2020, while delivering humanitarian aid via the Berdzor–Shushi road. In 2021, Davtyan and Sujyan were sentenced to 15 years in prison on fabricated charges of espionage.
3. Gevorg Sujyan, born 1989. Kidnapped and taken captive (together with his associate Davit Davtyan) on November 11, 2020, while delivering humanitarian aid via the Berdzor–Shushi road. In 2021, Sujyan and Davtyan were sentenced to 15 years in prison on fabricated charges of espionage.
4. Vagif Khachatryan, born 1955. Kidnapped and taken captive on July 29, 2023, from the vicinity of an illegal Azerbaijani checkpoint in the Lachin Corridor, while being evacuated by a Red Cross vehicle for urgent medical assistance. In 2023, Khachatryan was sentenced to 15 years in prison on fabricated charges of “committing genocide” in the 1990s.
5. Rashid Beglaryan, born 1962. Taken captive on August 1, 2023, during the Azerbaijani blockade of Artsakh, after getting lost near the village of Aghavno. In 2024, he was sentenced on fabricated charges of “committing war crimes” in the 1990s.
6. Madat Babayan, born 1952. Taken captive during Azerbaijan’s September 2023 aggression in the village of Getavan, Martakert region. He is Currently on sham trial on fabricated charges of “committing genocide.”

Prisoners of War:
7. Alyosha Khosrovyan, born ~1968. Taken captive on October 3, 2020, during Azerbaijani aggression while participating in the defense of Artsakh. In 2021, sentenced to 20 years in prison on fabricated charges of “torturing Azerbaijani captives” during the First Nagorno-Karabakh War in the 1990s.
8. Ludvig Mkrtchyan, born ~1970. Taken captive on October 20, 2020, during Azerbaijani aggression while participating in the defense of Artsakh. In 2021, sentenced to 20 years in prison on fabricated charges of “torturing Azerbaijani captives” during the First Nagorno-Karabakh War in the 1990s.
9. Davit Alaverdyan, born ~1988. Taken captive on September 19–20, 2023, during Azerbaijani aggression while participating in the defense of Artsakh. Currently on sham trial on fabricated charges of “terrorism” and related accusations.
10. Levon Balayan, born ~1978. Taken captive on September 19–20, 2023, during Azerbaijani aggression while participating in the defense of Artsakh. Currently on sham trial on fabricated charges of “terrorism” and related accusations.
11. Vasili Beglaryan, born ~1993. Taken captive on September 19–20, 2023, during Azerbaijani aggression while participating in the defense of Artsakh. Currently on sham trial on fabricated charges of “terrorism” and related accusations.
12. Erik Ghazaryan, born ~1983. Taken captive on September 19–20, 2023, during Azerbaijani aggression while participating in the defense of Artsakh. Currently on sham trial on fabricated charges of “terrorism” and related accusations.
13. Garik Martirosyan, born ~1972. Taken captive on September 19–20, 2023, during Azerbaijani aggression while participating in the defense of Artsakh. Currently on sham trial on fabricated charges of “terrorism” and related accusations.
14. Melikset Pashayian, born ~1971. Taken captive on September 19–20, 2023, during Azerbaijani aggression while participating in the defense of Artsakh. Currently on sham trial on fabricated charges of “terrorism” and related accusations.
15. Gurgen Stepanyan, born ~1987. Taken captive on September 19–20, 2023, during Azerbaijani aggression while participating in the defense of Artsakh. Currently on sham trial on fabricated charges of “terrorism” and related accusations.
Note: In some cases, the year of birth is approximate, as only the person’s age was known, from which the birth year was inferred.

Political Prisoners:
16. Ruben Vardanyan, born 1968. Former State Minister of the Republic of Artsakh (Nov 2022 – Feb 2023), entrepreneur, philanthropist, and co-founder of the “Aurora” humanitarian initiative. Kidnapped on September 27, 2023, near the illegal Azerbaijani checkpoint in the Lachin Corridor, while being displaced to Armenia together with other Artsakh civilians. Currently on sham trial on baseless and fabricated charges.
17. Davit Manukyan, born 1965. Retired general and former deputy commander of the Artsakh Defense Army. Kidnapped on September 27, 2023, near the illegal Azerbaijani checkpoint in the Lachin Corridor, together with Ruben Vardanyan. Currently on sham trial on baseless and fabricated charges.
18. Davit Babayan, born 1973. Former Minister of Foreign Affairs of the Republic of Artsakh (2021–2023). Knowing he was wanted by Azerbaijan and under direct threats, Babayan voluntarily surrendered on September 28, 2023. Currently on sham trial on baseless and fabricated charges.
19. Levon Mnatsakanyan, born 1965. Retired general and former Minister of Defense – Commander of the Artsakh Army (2015–2018). Kidnapped on September 29, 2023, near an illegal Azerbaijani checkpoint in the Lachin Corridor, while being displaced to Armenia together with other Artsakh civilians. Currently on sham trial on baseless and fabricated charges.
20. Arkadi Ghukasyan, born 1957. Second President of the Republic of Artsakh (1997–2007). Kidnapped on October 3, 2023, in Stepanakert. Currently on sham trial on baseless and fabricated charges.
21. Bako Sahakyan, born 1960. Third President of the Republic of Artsakh (2007–2020). Kidnapped on October 3, 2023, in Stepanakert. Currently on sham trial on baseless and fabricated charges.
22. Arayik Harutyunyan, born 1973. Fourth President of the Republic of Artsakh (2020–2023). Kidnapped on October 3, 2023, in Stepanakert. Currently on sham trial on baseless and fabricated charges.
23. Davit Ishkhanyan, born 1968. President of the National Assembly of the Republic of Artsakh (Aug 2023 – May 2025). Kidnapped on October 3, 2023, in Stepanakert. Currently on sham trial on baseless and fabricated charges.

Summary:
• Numbers: There are 23 confirmed Armenian hostages in Azerbaijan: 6 civilian captives, 9 prisoners of war, and 8 political prisoners. Of these, 7 have already been convicted in sham trials and are serving their unjust “sentences,” while 16 are currently undergoing sham trials on various baseless charges.
• Terminology: In reality, the terms “hostage” and “captive” can be applied to all of them. “Hostage,” because the Aliyev regime demands various concessions from Armenia and potential mediators for their release, and “captive,” because they were all imprisoned as a result of and in the context of the conflict, due to being on the opposing side. However, as noted above, they are divided into three status-based subgroups: civilian captives, prisoners of war, and political prisoners.
• Other statuses: As a result of Azerbaijani aggressions from 2020 to 2023, there are about 80 enforced disappeared persons whose capture is proven by indisputable evidence, but whose detention Azerbaijan does not acknowledge. There are also more than 200 missing persons, though the exact number is unclear, as state bodies, the Red Cross, and the human rights community present different figures. These numbers do not include those who went missing or were enforced disappeared in the 1990s.
#FreeArmenianHostages #FreeArmenianPrisoners

[Armenia 🇦🇲 @armenia]

💦 Happy #Vardavar from #Armenia!
An ancient festival where pagan roots meet Christian tradition — and joy comes by the bucket. 💧

🇦🇲✨ From goddess Astghik to the Transfiguration of Christ, today we celebrate water, love & heritage — with every joyful splash.

[Bahar Kimyongur @BaharKimyongur]

Alors que j’étais plongé dans l’écriture de mon livre sur Antioche, je suis tombé sur cette photo prise devant la fontaine du village arménien de Kaboussié, Kapısuyu en turc, sur le Musa Dagh. C’était en juillet 1990. J’avais 16 ans.L’histoire qui va suivre n’est pas réjouissante

[Հասմիկ’🦇 @j4bb3rw0ckyy]

p’tit dessin rapide

[Anaïs #StandwithArmenia @nanoulikjan]

All Armenian prisoners illegally held in #Azerbaijan/i captivity must be released!

#Artsakh #NagornoKarabakh #EthnicCleansing #FreeArtsakhHostages #FreeArmenianHostages #Armenians

[Irina Safaryan @ISafaryan]

#Stepanakert: 3 years ago this day.
Now, the square in the picture has been destroyed and demolished by #Aliyev's regime, as well as the building of @Artsakh_Parl where this picture was taken.
#Artsakh #NagornoKarabakh #Armenia

[Կարինե (du 13) @Haydusud13]

«Որովհետև մեզ համար մի մանուկ ծնվեց, մեզ մի որդի տրվեց, և իշխանությունը կլինի նրա ուսի վրա, և նրա անունը կկոչվի Սքանչելի, Խորհրդական, Հզոր Աստված, Հավիտենականության Հայր, Խաղաղության իշխան» (Եսայի 9.6):

[301🇦🇲 @301arm]

Christ is born and revealed.

Blessed is the revelation of Christ.

Armenia celebrates Christmas.

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Քրիստոս Ծնաւ եւ Յայտնեցաւ

Օրհնեալ է Յայտնութիւնը Քրիսոստի

Մեզ եւ Ձեզ մեծ աւետիս։

Armenians begin their Christmas celebrations on the evening of January 5, with a special liturgy called Chragaluits (Burning of the Lamps). During this service, believers light candles in church and take the flame home, symbolizing the Star of Bethlehem that guided the Magi to Christ.

After the liturgy, the faithful greet one another with the traditional proclamation:
“Christ is born and revealed! Blessed is the revelation of Christ!”

On the morning of January 6, families gather to attend the Christmas Divine Liturgy and partake in Holy Communion. Following the service, the Armenian Apostolic Church holds the “Blessing of the Water” ceremony, commemorating Christ’s baptism in the Jordan River.

These traditions reflect both the joy of Christ’s birth and the spiritual significance of His baptism.

[Anaïs #StandwithArmenia @nanoulikjan]

Joyeux Noël à tous les Arméniens Apostolique et à tous les Orthodoxes du monde.
Que ce Noël soit sous le signe de l'espoir, des miracles, de la justice, de la foi.
Une pensée à mon peuple d'#Artsakh , mon peuple d'#Arménie qui continue de se battre pour exister encore en 2025.
🙏

[♰ ՄիշտԴեպիԼույս♰ @Lucyluvsmoon]

Ինչպես անցյալ տարի, անցյալ անցյալ տարի, անցյալ անցյալ տարիներ, այս տարի էլ իմ Հերոսը նույնն է ու անփոփոխ՝ Հայ Զինվորը❤️🙏🏻🕊️
Ձեր սխրանքն անմահ է, Ձեր անունը՝ մեր սրտերում
Հավերժ Փառք ու Խոնարհում

[Le Figaro @Le_Figaro]

Il y a un an, l’Azerbaïdjan envahissait l’Artsakh, république arménienne autoproclamée, et précipitait l’exil des 100.000 Arméniens qui la peuplaient. Hovhannès Guévorkian, représentant du Haut-Karabagh, regrette la passivité de la communauté internationale.

[Comité de Défense de la Cause Arménienne - CDCA @cdcaancfrance]

🏅J.O DE PARIS 2024🏅

Merci à Laurent Delahousse pour ce rappel lors de l’événement le plus suivi dans le monde et à des millions de téléspectateurs français le sort de l’Artsakh (Haut-Karabakh) 🇫🇷❤️🇦🇲

#StopAliyev
#FreeArmenianHostages

[Lisa ♰ ֍ @HayAghchig]

Armenian military dance at the summit of Ararat 🗻

[301🇦🇲 @301arm]

BREAKING: The Armenian Ministry of Foreign Affairs has announced that Armenia recognizes the independence of Palestine.

The statement published by Armenia’s MFA states that Armenia rejects violence against civilians and supports international calls for a ceasefire in Gaza.

It also mentions that Armenia has backed UN General Assembly resolutions calling for an immediate ceasefire in Gaza.

“We are convinced that this is the only way to ensure that both Palestinians and Israelis can fulfill their legitimate aspirations. Based on the above and reaffirming our commitment to international law and the principles of equality, sovereignty, and peaceful coexistence of peoples, the Republic of Armenia recognizes the State of Palestine” reads the statement.