These children will never know that this is a stolen school where they learn stolen history in a stolen land.
They’ll never know before them, there were innocent Armenian children who dream of living in their Homeland.
When you travel to Armenia, the first place you should go is Yerablur.
They gave their lives so that you can have a place to call your homeland, its not just a restaurant hopping destination.
Have some repect for our Heroes and speak with their families, its good for you n them
Bishop Vrtanes Abrahamyan, leader of the Diocese of Artsakh, organized a spiritual meeting with the people of Artsakh in the inner hall of the Holy Trinity Church.
After the Lord's Prayer, Bishop Abrahamyan reported that the Diocese of Artsakh will continue its functions in accordance with the orders issued by the Holy Etchmiadzin Mother See.
The bishop urged the community not to emigrate but to stay in their homeland, emphasizing that Artsakh is part of the greater homeland and that the issue of Artsakh is not yet resolved. "Leaving aside all social problems and household worries, I urge you to stay away from any type of disputes, separations, and divisions," said Bishop Abrahamyan.
Another meeting is planned for June 21 at 11:00 in the inner hall of the Holy Cross Church in Yerevan.
How does the U.S. plan to facilitate peace or secure the release of Armenian POWs while it rewards Azerbaijan with expanding energy ties & refuses to impose costs on Baku for ethnically cleansing Artsakh?
Baku has no incentive to make peace when it sees more to gain through war.
Every single “human rights” organization in Armenia that is watching these brutal crackdowns by the police and choosing not speak up because Pashinyan is their guy — when we get rid of him, we’re tossing all of you out too.
Not because I don’t believe in human rights, but because your job seems to be defending the regime, and not the people.
A demonstrator in Armenia had his hand blown apart after police fired stun grenades into crowds.
All because they oppose the government's unilateral concessions to Azerbaijan.
Unimaginable that anyone could still support the cowardly leader willing to do this to his own people.
BREAKING: Today during the National Assembly, an unhinged Nikol Pashinyan lashed out against the tens of thousands who have been protesting his decisions to unilaterally surrender Armenian territories.
Pashinyan continued to insult the displaced Armenians from Artsakh, claiming they’re being paid $13 (5000 drams) to participate in the month long movement which started in the north eastern region of Tavush.
He further continued to hurl insults, mocking the Armenian church’s traditions which includes burning incense. Ending his rant by calling the opposition parliamentarians parasitic.
BREAKING: Professor Gurgen Melikyan announces Archbishop Bagrat Galstanyan as Prime Minsiter candidate for the ‘Tavush for the Homeland’ movement.
In the aftermath, Archbishop Bagrat Galstanyan announced that he will be temporarily suspending his clergy status in order to be the candidate.
I dare anyone to find an Armenian organization that’s done more to preserve our identity, organize communities, empower youth & foster political consciousness in the diaspora than the Armenian Revolutionary Federation.
“Diaspora Dashnak” isn’t an insult — it’s a badge of honor.
Had an incredible weekend at @AYFCanada’s regional seminar.
Honored to have had the chance to meet & speak with over 130 youth leaders about grassroots advocacy & the Armenian Cause.
Endlessly inspired by their devotion to our people & homeland.
Our future is bright.
BREAKING: Archbishop Bagrat Galstanyan demands the resignation of Nikol Pashinyan.
"Right now it is 18:40, this will be the first time that I will say his name. Nikol Pashinyan you have one hour to resign."
Republic Square is full, but people are still gathering to join the 'Tavush for the Homeland' rally.
The rally will begin shortly. Follow 301 as we live tweet.
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During one of the darkest times of our recent history, a glimmer of hope surfaces in the northeast region of Armenia.
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