Months ago, Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan received votes from residents of the Ararat region, including Tigranashen, with the promise of protecting Armenia’s sovereignty and territorial integrity. Today, he is introducing Azerbaijani toponyms into public discourse. Referring to Tigranashen by the Azerbaijani name “Karki” is not an accidental slip but part of a consistent policy aimed … The post Ambassador warns of Goris-Kapan repeat in Tigranashen, says Baku has no legal claim appeared first on The Armenian Weekly.
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