  Syrian army liberates Armenian village in Latakia province January 22, 2016 - 12:37 AMT PanARMENIAN.Net - The Syrian government troops have liberated several villages in Latakia province, including the Armenian-populated village of Ghnemiye, Kantsasar newspaper reports. The village population fled after militants invaded the settlement four years ago. Saint George Armenian Apostolic church, built in 1875, is located in Ghnemiye. However, according to senior local residents, the church was renovated in 1875, having been constructed some 300 years prior to that. Ghnemiye was a prosperous village before the Syrian civil war broke out.  Top stories Ashot Aharonyan said the police will immediately establish checkpoints on roads connecting to Artsakh. The vaccine was created just 42 days after the genetic sequence of the COVID_19 virus was released. Ewa succumbed to RS while her family were trying for asylum in Sweden and threatened with deportation to Poland. Aliyev said the conflict "should be resolved within international law, According to which Karabakh is part of Azerbaijan."   Partner news |  Latest news Source: Armenian troops "occupy" key position on border with Azerbaijan  A former Defense Ministry spokesman said earlier that Azerbaijan "sustained positional losses" in the past day.Lawmaker: Armenia has downed several Azerbaijani drones A source has published a photo if one of the downed UAVs which it said is most probably ThunderB drone.Azerbaijani army shells Armenian village with grenade launchers Seven 82-mm and three 120-mm shells landed in the Armenian border village of Chinari.Three Armenian troops wounded in Azerbaijan's shooting A spokesperson said the soldiers have received slight shrapnel wounds, their lives are not in danger. |
