The explosive device had been placed under the driver's seat. But the MP received only minor injuries in the powerful explosion, about which he gave contradicting statements to various news media. Once he said "I have cuts on my back, burns on my chest and arm.” Another time he said he had a bruise on his left leg. A third time he said that he “jumped to the right from his seat didn't receive any injuries.”
First, let me express my thanks to Hetq Online for the ongoing discussion regarding currency matters and the more comprehensive issue of macro-economic policy in Armenia. I believe that the subject is quite important and deserves to be reviewed in a professional and non-politicized approach.
In August this year, the efforts made by the government to solve problems that had come up in the mining industry finally bore some fruit. On August 15, a preliminary contract was signed regarding the sale of the Ararat Gold Recovery Company (AGRC), while on August 30, a preliminary contract was signed between Global Gold and the Armenian government, regarding the cessation of the international arbitration process.
Yerevan resident Susanna Kalashyan had just been promoted to the 8th grade when she was “stolen away” on the way to the school. Her “abductor” was an Assyrian from the village of Verin Dvin. More than forty years have since passed. Susanna has four children and eleven grandchildren. Her husband has long since passed away.
67-year old Yura Ghiyasyan lives with his wife, Nadia, in their two-story home in the Tavush village of Ditavan. Their two daughters are married in Russia and their son followed them and moved there as well, where he works and supports his parents. Parts of Yura's yard are covered with rows of firewood, seemingly for the winter. But they use the wood throughout the year, not just to heat their house in the cold season.
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