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Russia blocks EU Border Monitors' access to village following killing of Armenian soldiers

  • Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan arrived in France alongside a major delegation of Armenian officials on a working visit.
  • An Azerbaijani blogger accused of war crimes by Armenia was detained at a Moscow airport, but later released. 
  • Russian border guards have blocked European Union monitors from accessing Nerkin Hand, the area in Syunik where four Armenian soldiers were killed last week. 
  • What can Armenia learn from Finland: Interview with Henrik Meinander: https://youtu.be/OOyeSrodeo0 

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