Opposition leader Davit Hambardzumyan has expressed support for all recently arrested individuals.

During meetings in Washington, Armenia’s delegation emphasized bilateral ties.

The “Holy Struggle” movement denies plotting a coup, saying the cited document is a year old and never acted upon.

MP Mher Melkonyan says audio recordings released by investigators are fake and insists no such conversations ever took place.

“Hayastan” opposition bloc accuses government of dismantling statehood and urges to unite against growing authoritarianism.

Pashinyan reveals image showing a weapon; investigations tie group to arms and explosives possession.

Both deny the charges brought against them.

His lawyer rejects charges as politically motivated, stating no weapons were found during the search of the bishop’s home.

President Ter-Petrosyan reportedly described Pashinyan as “the embodiment of defeat.”

After repaying AMD 400 million in unpaid taxes, the public prosecution against business director M.Gh. has been dropped.

Armenia shows strong intent to move closer to Europe, says CoE Secretary General Alain Berset after Yerevan visit.

Peskov stresses Moscow wants its ally to remain lawful and peaceful.

He noted that the average Armenian consumes about 27 liters of sugary carbonated drinks annually.

Industrial production declined compared to the same period in 2024.

MP Abrahamyan accuses authorities of misusing state resources for political aims.

Deputy Speaker Rubinyan sharply criticized clerical figures tied to coup-related recordings.

Archbishop Galstanyan rejects terrorism charges.

Kremlin believes peace is close and urges finalizing the treaty vital for regional stability, says spokesman Dmitry Peskov.

Currently, 14 people have been arrested under the investigator’s decisions.

Prime Minister publishes audio evidence of “holy struggle” group planning violence and overthrow of government in Armenia.

Vahe Davtyan warns that ENA nationalization may precede state takeover of Gazprom and South Caucasus Railway.

Peskov emphasized that the situation in the country is an internal matter.

Kristine Vardanyan criticizes the so-called coup plan as vague and politically motivated, likening arrests to Stalin-era repression.

Soon, procedural actions will continue at the Investigative Department.

Sargsyan commented that such actions, targeting opposition figures, are indicative of the government's fear.

The Armenian church is facing distorted historical claims amid a campaign to undermine its authority and national role.

Son says no illegal items found amid search.

The tapes allegedly reveal preparations for terrorism and an attempt to seize power.

Prime Minister says authorities uncovered and stopped a major, “criminal-oligarchic-clerical” plan to seize power and destabilize Armenia.

Law enforcement raided homes of several ARF members, alleging ties to a group accused of plotting terrorist acts and seizure of power.

He stated that all security agencies are involved.

Arsen Gasparyan highlighted the sincerity of the “Holy Struggle” movement and its lack of economic interests.

The next hearing is scheduled for July 1.

Romania’s new foreign minister pledges close cooperation with Armenia and ongoing support for EU-Armenia relations.

Authorities removed a loudspeaker, bags, and boxes from his residence.

Morning raids target homes of those seen opposing authorities, with several transferred to investigative bodies.

Importance of a collaborative dialogue with media professionals during the legislative process was stressed.

Audit chief insists all procedures will follow the law.

MP warns that authorities aim to justify crackdowns.

Economy minister Papoyan says 4the trucks are en route to Russia.

Leaders in Israel and Iran issue contrasting assessments.

Following mass arrests, authorities conduct morning searches in supporters’ homes, uncovering suspected plots for violent takeover.

This announcement was made by IAEA Director General Rafael Grossi.

Armenian MP Gevorgyan challenges the Council of Europe on its failure to act against Azerbaijan’s trials of Armenian prisoners.

It may lead to increased abuse risks for Armenian POWs and obstruct monitoring efforts.

Opposition MP Levon Kocharyan sarcastically links the alleged coup plan to Yerevan’s criticized traffic schemes.

Yana Simonyan becomes the first Armenian woman to attend the U.S. West Point Military Academy, graduating in 2029.

Parliament accuses opposition of trivializing regime change and labels the Church a tool for oligarchs.

Prime Minister Pashinyan refers to a detailed report on what he calls a failed coup attempt by the opposition.

On June 24, a vessel with soil from Lemkin’s grave was laid at Tsitsernakaberd in tribute to the term’s originator.