Since morning, a large number of security forces had gathered at the Mother See of Holy Etchmiatzin.

Investigators report an AI-generated audio falsely portraying the PM has been spread online, sparking a criminal case over computer forgery.

The meeting also addressed upcoming high-level exchanges and cooperation within international organizations.

Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan assured there will be no clashes at the Mother See, pledging a Christian resolution to the current crisis.

This, he stressed, completely undermines the Geneva Conventions, which clarify that captivity is solely intended to keep soldiers off the battlefield.

“Clearly, not everything is in order on our side either, and we cannot ignore that,” Lukashenko said.

In response, Aliyev reportedly expressed regret over Israel’s attacks and the resulting civilian casualties.

“They’ve made our small but amazing country a center of geopolitical conflict,” he said in a message.

The statement strongly condemns the conduct of law enforcement officers and the use of force against citizens, calling it unacceptable and reprehensible.

Detained bishop Bagrat Galstanyan calls for resilience and faith, vowing national renewal and denouncing the regime as deceitful and oppressive.

Samvel Karapetyan’s legal team claims a systematic legal abuse occurred during the appeal of his arrest.

The Committee warns that such interference “may result in criminal liability” and urges the public “to refrain from any form of lawbreaking.”

Amid rising tensions, Armenia’s National Security Service exits the Holy See to prevent potential confrontation or provocation.

Armenia’s National Security Service demands Archbishop Ajapahyan surrender amid criminal case over alleged incitement to overthrow constitutional order.

Armenian priest condemns past and present officials, warning against attacks on Etchmiadzin and historical mistakes.

Former president announces his intention to revive Georgia and unify the Caucasus region

“We must protect the Catholicos and the Mother See from profaners. All go to Mother See of Holy Etchmiadzin,” Saghatelyan said.

He declared that “what is occurring is illegality” and emphasized that he personally will accompany investigative authorities, with clergy in support.

The program is free of charge and will take place during the summer months, starting at 9:30 PM. During the performance 4 musical compositions will be presented.

Discussing broader transformations in the South Caucasus, he noted “a new world order is emerging and traditional alliances are shifting to new formats.”

Firefighters successfully prevented the flames from spreading to nearby vehicles and other parts of the building.

Armenia’s clergy assembles at the Mother See, vowing solidarity and resistance as state pressure escalates against senior bishops.

This morning, around 30 masked people entered the Shirak Diocese’s residence, according to lawyer Mihran Poghosyan.

Ruben Melikyan warns of a possible state-led operation against the Church.

Armenia has backed EAEU trade deals with Mongolia and the UAE to ease trade and boost exports.

Deputy FM Vahan Kostanyan says Armenia and Turkey find opening communications vital, and Yerevan proposed a “peace hub” initiative.

Deputy FM Vahan Kostanyan confirms Armenia’s willingness to resume peace treaty discussions with Azerbaijan.

The minister blamed ENA for mass outages, urging an investigation and swift response to what he called sabotage against the state and public.

Ishkhan Saghatelyan rebukes authorities for persecuting dissenters and calls Papikyan’s remarks hypocritical.

Dr. Gevorg Tamamyan calls recent arrests and political moves a staged attempt to suppress dissent and silence the Mother See.