Armenia eyes broader cooperation with the EU, aiming to reinforce and expand ties through high-level visits and institutional dialogue, Grigoryan said.

“We warn that such steps may have irreversible consequences for public security and national unity,” the statement says.

"Talks are ongoing. We’re discussing the technical details of how to proceed with the delimitation process," he said.

One of the targets in western Iran reportedly included a concealed missile launcher disguised within a civilian container.

"I mentioned that our parliament recently adopted legislation initiating the process of joining the European Union,” he said.

The NSS emphasized that Armenian state institutions are undertaking consistent measures to address the situation.

Trump reiterated U.S. support for Israel, calling the Israeli airstrikes against Iran "a very successful attack."

“We express our concern and condemn Israel’s recent actions against Iran,” Pashinyan stated.

“Of course, every escalation in the region should concern all of us. The ministry is monitoring developments,” Sargsyan said.

Armen Grigoryan compared the phenomenon to an immune system developing resistance to a virus.

“Of course, we understand that we cannot be part of both the EAEU and the EU at the same time,” he said.

Armenia sees Israel's airstrike on Iran as a breach of sovereignty and warns of serious regional consequences amid strategic preparations.

Armenia was among 149 states that supported a UN General Assembly resolution calling for an immediate ceasefire in Gaza.

In a fiery post, Anna Hakobyan implicitly targets Armenia’s first president, suggesting intellect without integrity makes one a “worthless nonentity.”

According to the Council, “the Church must maintain political neutrality, and the state must refrain from interfering in the Church’s internal procedures.”

Israelis are urged to stay indoors unless buying food or water, amid rising regional tensions after airstrikes on Iran.

“We are deeply concerned by the latest developments involving a unilateral strike against Iran in the early hours,” Simonyan wrote.

At present, Keshishian emphasized, there is no need to evacuate members of the Armenian community.

“Since the end of the 2020 war, we have been working intensively to free prisoners,” Grigoryan said.

Yerevan strongly condemned Israel’s attack on Iran, calling it a threat to peace and regional stability, just ahead of key nuclear talks.

According to Ashotyan, the team of Armenia’s second president appears to have divided roles.

Due to restrictions over Iranian, Iraqi, and Israeli airspace, more than ten flights were rerouted to Baku.

The full amount collected will be used to purchase essential medications for these children.

Beyond economics, he stressed that cultural and humanitarian ties, as well as partnerships in education and science, hold a pivotal place.

The Anti‑Corruption Committee has confirmed that Abrahamyan faces several counts, including money laundering.

Armenia, among 35 IAEA board members, abstains from vote condemning Iran over nuclear obligations.

Armenia offers itself as a vital logistics and innovation hub, bridging multiple regions via “peace crossroads” initiative.

“Our shared task is not to miss the unique opportunities offered by Eurasian cooperation,” Kopyrkin said.

Efforts to strengthen Armenia–India ties gain momentum through regional development discussions in Marseille.

Mher Grigoryan reaffirmed Armenia's commitment to enhancing its multi-sectoral partnership with Russia during an event in Yerevan.

Amid escalating regional tensions, several flights from Tel Aviv, Dubai, Abu Dhabi and Tehran to Yerevan have been suspended or rerouted.

The operation struck uranium enrichment facilities in Natanz and Fordow, as well as missile bases in several Iranian cities.

The Kotayk Diocese publicly reaffirmed loyalty to Catholicos Karekin II following PM Pashinyan's controversial call for patriarchal elections.

Russian Ambassador to Baku says peace was restored in the region thanks to Aliyev’s wisdom and ties with Putin.

International lawyer Jared Genser says Baku's treatment of Armenian leaders is politically driven and violates all principles of international law.

The I Have Honor bloc disputes the Armenia faction's separate impeachment form, highlighting a need for two more signatures to proceed.

Serzh Sargsyan says the impeachment process began long ago and will reach parliament once 54 signatures are secured.

Bagrat Mikoyan stated that $100 million raised in 2020 by the Armenia Fund vanished under Pashinyan’s rule, with no transparency or explanation.

Pashinyan may meet Erdoğan in Ankara on June 20, but his spokesperson neither confirms nor denies the reports.

Lilit Minasyan rules out impeachment attempt, saying that opposition lacks needed signatures and viable Prime Minister candidate.

The ADF—founded in 1974—has completed 12 replenishments with the participation of 36 partners to date.

“I believe residents of Etchmiadzin and representatives of the Khoy community have no better choice than Mekhakyan,” Khudatyan said.

Pashinyan thanked Diaspora investors for their involvement in such a large-scale initiative.

“The other two injured remain under medical supervision and are in moderate condition,” Tsatryan said.

He referred to allegations from the opposition suggesting embezzlement of funds from the Hayastan All-Armenian Fund.

To conceal the crime, the police allegedly threw Elgun from the fifth-floor balcony of a dormitory, staging the incident as a suicide.

Despite efforts to purchase them directly, Matenadaran couldn't secure the Samuelian collection of valuable Armenian manuscripts before the Paris auction.

He reaffirmed his intent to “return the Armenian Apostolic Church to Jesus Christ and the Armenian people.”

Civil Contract MP Hasmik Hakobyan called Karabakh’s state minister appointment illegal, said only one government can operate in Armenia.

Turkey’s deployments in Nakhichevan and ongoing joint drills with Azerbaijan are signs of an escalating crisis, warns expert Geghamyan.