Armenian State TV Under Fire For Airing Pop Concert On Karabakh War Anniversary

Facing a storm of criticism, Armenia’s Public Television apologized on Monday for broadcasting a pop concert on the sixth anniversary of the outbreak of the last war in Nagorno-Karabakh that left at least 3,833 Armenian soldiers and civilians dead. The state-run broadcaster aired pop singer Tata Simo- nian’s two-hour-long perfor- mance on Sunday as many […]

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