The Armenian government has adopted a decision to extend the state of emergency for 30 days. The decision has been submitted to the parliament.
The state of emergency has been operating in Armenia since March 16.
The Armenian government has adopted a decision to extend the state of emergency for 30 days. The decision has been submitted to the parliament.
The state of emergency has been operating in Armenia since March 16.

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