 Shepherd reported missing in border Armenian village October 13, 2017 - 10:42 AMT PanARMENIAN.Net - On Thursday, October 12, a shepherd was reported missing in the Armenian village of Chambarak which borders Azerbaijan. An operational group of fire-rescue team arrived at the scene to find out that Chambarak resident Kh. K. (b. 1988) had not brought the cattle back from the grassland the previous day. 25 rescuers, 9 policemen and village residents participated in the search activities which were disrupted by darkness and fog.   Top stories The charter flights will enable passengers to enjoy gorgeous scenes from a bird’s-eye view and reach the destination in a short period of time. Jagland cited Armenia as a country that has improved access to minority language education in line with the Council of Europe instruments. One of the most important destinations of Armenia, the capital city of Yerevan with the imposing Mount Ararat is a sight to see, the article says. The analysis reveals that Qatar, the United Arab Emirates and Turkey saw the biggest growth of arrivals in the first three months of 2018.   Partner news |  Latest news Syrian army launches largest attack in country's southwest  the Syrian army heavily targeted the jihadist rebel positions in the eastern countryside of the Dara’a Governorate.Armenian Genocide Memorial Cross vandalized in San Francisco Someone appears to have spray-painted a message of solidarity with immigrant families on the Memorial cross.World's smallest "computer" unveiled in U.S. Unlike traditional desktop computers, these new microdevices lose all prior programming and data as soon as they lose power.ANCA urges inquiry into sale of U.S.-made copters to Azerbaijan "News of Azerbaijan deploying offensive U.S. arms requires a serious public spotlight and strong Congressional oversight," said Hamparian. |
