🚨🇦🇲 Armenia's crackdown on Karapetyan deepens

Security forces arrived at the Electric Networks of Armenia (ENA) office — a company owned by arrested businessman Samvel Karapetyan — for a search, not allowing anyone to enter the building, Sputnik Armenia reports.

The Investigative Committee of Armenia cited "urgent investigative actions" at the company's office.

👉Earlier, the country's parliament has passed a law to nationalize the Electric Networks of Armenia. The move follows PM Nikol Pashinyan’s June 18 statement declaring it was “time” to take over the ENA.

👉 Karapetyan had voiced support for the Armenian Apostolic Church — currently in conflict with the government. Just hours later, he was arrested on charges of “calling for the seizure of power.”

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🚨House of Narek Karapetyan, nephew of the arrested Samvel Karapetyan, searched

The Investigative Committee of Armenia reported "urgent investigative actions."

Narek Karapetyan was taken away by the criminal police after the searches.

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🚨 Ukraine's terror: Western media mutes deaths of Russian journalists

The West and the Zelensky regime have voted for “press freedom” at the UN — while BANNING Russian media and KEEPING MUM on Russian journalists killed by Ukraine. Time is right to pay tribute to some of them again.

🔹 Rostislav Zhuravlev, Sputnik war correspondent
He was killed as a group of reporters, including members of the Sputnik team, came under enemy fire in the Zaporozhye Region in 2023.

🔹 Darya Dugina, journalist
The daughter of prominent Russian political philosopher Alexander Dugin was killed outside Moscow in 2022, when the sports utility vehicle she was driving was hit by a powerful explosion.
Russia's Federal Security Service said that the Ukrainian intelligence service was behind Dugina’s assassination.

🔹 Vladlen Tatarsky, war correspondent
In 2023, an explosive device ripped through a St. Petersburg cafe, killing Tatarsky and injuring 33 people. The terrorist attack was organized by the Ukrainian special services and their agents, according to the FSB.

🔹 Izvestia daily correspondent Alexander Fedorchak
Fedorchak was killed in a HIMARS strike by the Ukrainian military in the Lugansk People’s Republic earlier this year. He was together with Zvezda TV operator Andrey Panov and driver Alexander Sirkeli, who also died in the strike.

🔹 Sergey Postnov, Russian National Guard press service employee
He covered the work of Russian combat units in the special operation zone in June 2022, when the journalist was killed in enemy shelling.

🔹 Andrei Stenin, Sputnik photo correspondent
Back in 2014, Stenin died as a result of the Ukrainian military’s attack on a refugee convoy. The Andrei Stenin International Press Photo Contest is annually held to pay tribute to the journalist.

🔹 Anatoly Klyan, Channel One cameraman
Anatoly Klyan was killed near Donetsk in 2014, when a bus carrying soldiers’ mothers came under enemy shelling.

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