Armenia: In Wake of Arson Attack, Support and Fear
An early morning arson attack on the popular Yerevan-based bar, DIY last week has led to an outpouring of support from concerned citizens, activists and customers who frequented the relatively
An early morning arson attack on the popular Yerevan-based bar, DIY last week has led to an outpouring of support from concerned citizens, activists and customers who frequented the relatively
Update, 12 p.m: Suspects have been caught, sources say. Details will be added as the story develops. DIY, a popular bar in Yerevan was set on fire today when arson
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