Civilnet- Prime Minister Pashinyan told Armenians in Istanbul that while Armenia’s regional transit plan will move forward under its sovereignty, the country must be prepared for Azerbaijan to brand it the “Zangezur Corridor”.
- On the feast day of Holy Etchmiadzin, a pro-church march spotlighted growing tensions between Catholicos Karekin II and Prime Minister Pashinyan.
- The Armenian government has not issued a statement on the U.S. strikes on Iran, while Yerevan keeps its border open for those in Iran fleeing the conflict.
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