A spectacular military parade roared Yerevan’s central Republic Square as Armenia was celebrating 25 years since its Independence.

A spokesperson for forces of Libya’s rogue eastern government blamed the air force of the western government.

Up to 5,000 people fled the blaze at Moria camp, where migrants and refugees have long complained of overcrowding.

“The United States has been a steadfast partner of Armenia from the first days of its independence," President Obama said.

There is a growing popular backlash in the West against free trade and globalization, which critics blame for factory closures and depressed wages.

With less than two weeks until an Oct. 2 referendum PM Viktor Orban has largely managed to seal the country's southern border to migrants.

Also showcased during the parade were Buk surface-to-air missile systems, as well as Infauna and R-325 U electronic warfare systems.

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