Civilnet- Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan warned that the country could face a new war as early as the autumn if political forces seeking to change the current peace process come to power.
- Pashinyan said Armenia’s Declaration of Independence fuels conflict and dependence, defending proposed changes to the constitution.
- Russian Foreign Ministry spokesperson Maria Zakharova criticized Pashinyan’s European Parliament remarks, warning that Armenia cannot pursue both EU and Eurasian integration simultaneously.
- Healing Armenia’s children after war.
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