International Dance Day in Yerevan: Republic Square transformed into a dance floor ❤️
The program kicked off with an event titled “Festive Round Dance in Seven Circles.”
God Bless Armenia 🇦🇲
April 24 is Armenian Genocide Remembrance Day. On this day in 1915, the Ottoman Empire began the systematic mass killing and deportation of the Armenian people.
The Armenians were Christians. Armenia was the first nation in history to adopt Christianity as its state religion, in 301 AD — more than a decade before Constantine legalized it in Rome. Their faith was inseparable from their identity. And it was that identity that made them a target.
To this day Turkey does not officially recognize it as a genocide. The United States recognized it in 2021. Over 30 countries have formally done so.
Every year on April 24, Armenians around the world gather with torches and candles to march in remembrance. They do not march in anger. They march so the world does not forget.
1.5 million Christians.
The first Christian nation on earth.Never forget.
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BREAKING:
Israel is dropping white phosphorus shells on villages in South Lebanon, directly targeting civilian areas.
Again.
This is a flagrant violation of international law — a war crime.
And the complicit international community watches in silence.
BREAKING:
Trump and Israel are dropping bombs on an Armenian neighborhood in Tehran — putting at risk one of the oldest Armenian communities in the world, with roots in Iran stretching back centuries.
Israel is forcing 300,000–500,000 Lebanese civilians to flee their homes in Beirut.
This is unprecedented.
This isn’t just war.
This is ethnic cleansing in real time.
Israel wants to empty entire regions in Lebanon.
@Doranimated Azerbaijan’s drones were not striking NEAR the schools but ON the Armenian schools…
They were literally dropping bombs on children to ethnically cleanse them from their homeland… Don’t remember you calling them pigs…
Azerbaijan: The moment an Iranian drone struck near a school and terrorized the children. Will Azerbaijan exercise restraint or has it had enough from those pigs on their southern border?
In these days of remembrance of the victims of the 1988 #Sumgait massacres orchestrated by Azerbaijani SSR forces, we honor the memory of hundreds of Armenians who were killed. Around half a million were forcibly displaced.
🕯️Remembrance is not only about reflecting on the past. It is a reaffirmation of our shared responsibility to uphold human rights, reject hatred & hate speech in all its forms, while working steadfastly toward reconciliation & lasting peace.
Armenians Perform Traditional Western Armenian Dance “Khosh Bilazig” In Yerevan 🇦🇲
Khosh Bilazig (Խոշ բիլազիգ) is a traditional work-related (labor) Armenian dance from the Garin (Erzurum) region of Western Armenia. The dance is known for movements that imitate the rhythm of work, especially the process of weaving or braiding a bracelet, turning everyday labor into a folk tradition that has been passed down through generations.
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We are deeply saddened by the passing of Charlie Kirk.
He was a bold voice for truth and a steadfast supporter of the Christian and Armenian cause.
His commitment to defending faith and freedom will not be forgotten.
We pray that his family find peace in knowing that he is now with our Father in Heaven.
We also pray that the perpetrator of the heinous act may be brought to justice.
#RIP #CharlieKirk #Armenia
🇦🇲 Armenian Song “Dle Yaman” Brings Patrick Fiori to Tears on The Voice Kids France 🇫🇷
On The Voice Kids France 2025, Armenian contestant Albert Armenakyan stunned audiences with his performance of the cherished Armenian folk song “Dle Yaman.” The haunting melody struck a deep chord with French-Armenian judge Patrick Fiori, who was visibly moved during the performance.
Albert has been singing since he was 5, turning music into his way of expressing what words alone cannot. Over the years he has won competitions like Big Stage, reached the finals of Armenia’s national selection for Junior Eurovision, and in 2024 released his first song.
Dle Yaman is one of the most beloved pieces of Armenian folk music. With its timeless themes of love, sorrow, and longing, it continues to echo across generations.