Civilnet- One Armenian soldier was killed by Azerbaijani fire along the two countries’ border, marking the first known army death in action since the fall of Karabakh in September.
- Pro-government lawmakers in Armenia’s parliament rejected an opposition-backed ballot initiative that would have criminalized recognizing Karabakh as part of Azerbaijan.
- The ruling Civil Contract party ousted a prominent opposition mayor in Armenia.
- A key border crossing with Russia has been reopened after hundreds of Armenian trucks were stalled there for a week, according to Armenia’s Economy Ministry.
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