Armenian Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan met with his associates at the height of protests near the government of the country, writes the Hraparak publication. He made it clear to his team that he would not resign and would retain power at any cost.

In Yerevan, near the government building, protesters are demanding the resignation of Armenian Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan, throwing bottles and stones. Police use batons against protesters.

The head of Chechnya commented on the rumors that have filled the entire Russian-language segment (partly and not only this) of the Internet over the past few days about the allegedly critical state of his health.

The head of the Kurchaloevsky District Department of Internal Affairs, Salman Abuev, born in 1962, resident of the village of Alleroi, was killed.

On September 20, while returning from an observation post of the Russian peacekeeping contingent in the area of ​​the village of Dzhanyatag, a car containing Russian military personnel came under small arms fire.

If Georgia does not receive EU candidate status, Georgians together must push for the resignation of the government and the ruling Georgian Dream party, as well as the calling of new elections.

Contract workers are turning to the courts of Vladikavkaz en masse with claims for the need to pay compensation in the amount of 3 million rubles for injuries received during hostilities in Ukraine. In many cases they are refused.

Armenian Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan said that Yerevan does not understand the clauses on the “withdrawal of the Armenian armed forces” from the unrecognized Nagorno-Karabakh. Yerevan did not participate “in the negotiations between Azerbaijan and Karabakh.”

Through the mediation of the command of the Russian peacekeepers, an agreement was reached to cease hostilities in Karabakh. A truce was declared from 13:00 on September 20, Armenian media write.

In the Russian Federation, human rights have been massively violated for over two decades, censorship has been introduced, repressive laws have been introduced, and oppositionists and dissidents have been persecuted.