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"People Can Silence Us, but They Will Not Be Able to Erase Our Memory": in Armenia, the Disappearance of the Last Vestige of Nagorny Karabakh

Summary by Le Monde
Still traumatized by the loss of the territory, refugees from the separatist enclave accuse the Prime Minister, Nikol Pachinian, of having sacrificed him to conclude peace with Azerbaijan. Monday's closure in Yerevan of the "embassage" of the former self-proclaimed republic appears as a coup de grace.

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"People Can Silence Us, but They Will Not Be Able to Erase Our Memory": in Armenia, the Disappearance of the Last Vestige of Nagorny Karabakh

Still traumatized by the loss of the territory, refugees from the separatist enclave accuse the Prime Minister, Nikol Pachinian, of having sacrificed him to conclude peace with Azerbaijan. Monday's closure in Yerevan of the "embassage" of the former self-proclaimed republic appears as a coup de grace.

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Le Monde broke the news in Paris, France on Sunday, June 21, 2026.
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