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Reuters published this video item, entitled “Armenia PM warns of coup, as army demands he quit” – below is their description.
Armenia’s army is demanding that its prime minister, Nikol Pashinyan, resign over his handling of last year’s devastating military conflict with Azerbaijan. The leader is calling it a coup attempt, and the incident has alarmed regional powers Russia and Turkey.
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