Is burning the enemy flag a crime? Bayramov’s demand. Trump’s retreat. AlphaNewsroom 4/25/25

Today in Alpha Newsroom:

🔹How different communities marked the 110th anniversary of the Armenian Genocide

🔹Pashinyan suffered another propaganda fiasco: this time, all attempts to make the Armenian Genocide a secondary agenda for the Armenian people were unsuccessful — Tigran Kocharyan

🔹Azerbaijani Foreign Minister Jeyhun Bayramov demanded that the burning of the flags of Turkey and Azerbaijan be recognized as a crime. How will this affect the next steps of the Armenian authorities, the reaction of the public and the 2026 elections? Political strategist and analyst Vigen Hakobyan on Alpha News studio

🔹The Armenian National Committee of America sharply condemned President Donald Trump’s shameful retreat from American recognition and remembrance of the Armenian Genocide

🔹What was discussed at Samvel Shahramanyan’s meeting with the people of Artsakh in Freedom Square and what conclusions were reached?

🔹How will neighboring countries and the new Trump administration react in case of possible aggression from Azerbaijan? Movses Ghazaryan

🔹Commemoration of the 110th anniversary of the Armenian Genocide in Los Angeles