Day: July 9, 2026
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Aregnaz Manukyan, a rep. of the Mother #Armenia party, has been detained, accused of “disclosing information containing state secrets”.
On May 23, the leader of the party, Andranik Tevanyan, was arrested for 2 months on charges of “treason”.
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Bəyanatı BMT İnsan Hüquqları Şurasının 15 iyun–10 iyul 2026-cı il tarixlərində keçirilən 62-ci sessiyası çərçivəsində “Institute for Human Rights” təşkilatı təqdim edib. Təşkilat BMT-nin İqtisadi və Sosial Şurası yanında xüsusi məşvərətçi statusa malikdir.
Sənəddə “Abzas Media”nın baş redaktoru Sevinc Vaqifqızı, jurnalistlər Nərgiz Absalamova və Elnarə Qasımova, “Meydan TV” jurnalistləri Xəyalə Ağayeva, Aysel Ümüdova, Aytac Tapdıq (Əhmədova) və Aynur Elgünəş (Qənbərova), frilanser jurnalist Fatimə Mövlamlı, həmçinin jurnalist və qadın hüquq müdafiəçisi Ülviyyə Əlinin (Quliyeva) işi xüsusi qeyd olunub.
Bəyanatda bu işlərin Mülki və Siyasi Hüquqlar Haqqında Beynəlxalq Paktın azadlıq və toxunulmazlıq, ədalətli məhkəmə araşdırması, ifadə azadlığı və birləşmək azadlığı ilə bağlı 9, 14, 19 və 22-ci maddələri baxımından narahatlıq doğurduğu bildirilib.
Təşkilat hesab edir ki, bu həbslər Azərbaycanda müstəqil jurnalistikaya qarşı daha geniş təzyiq kampaniyasının tərkib hissəsi kimi görünür.
Xəbərin davamı: shorturl.at/qDGHp
Summary
Ukraine is accelerating diplomatic efforts to secure a favorable peace deal ahead of potential shifts in Western support, while warnings emerge of a two-month window before Russia escalates militarily. Reports suggest Ukraine is revising its negotiation strategy amid changing battlefield conditions, but risks of further Russian mobilization or attacks loom. Meanwhile, fuel shortages in Russia and Western optimism about Ukraine’s resilience add layers to the conflict’s evolving dynamics.
Key Stories
Ukraine revises war-ending strategy as battlefield shifts — Ukrainian officials told media they have moved past a 28-point draft plan to end the war, pushing for a better deal as conditions on the ground evolve. The shift suggests urgency to capitalize on recent military or political advantages before potential Western policy changes.
Two-month deadline warned for Ukraine to restart peace talks — Czech President Petr Pavel warned Ukraine has two months to resume peace negotiations or risk Russia escalating the war, potentially through general mobilization. The statement underscores growing concerns about a looming offensive or broader conflict expansion.
Russia faces fuel crisis affecting 50 million citizens — A fuel shortage in Russia is impacting an estimated 35% of the population, with potential ripple effects on logistics and military operations. The crisis may strain Russia’s domestic stability and war efforts, though the full scope remains unclear.
Western optimism grows despite war uncertainties — Reports highlight renewed Western confidence in Ukraine’s position, with some leaders declaring Ukraine has already preserved its sovereignty. However, experts caution against assuming Russia’s defeat, warning of misreading battlefield realities.
Russian forces advance in eastern Ukraine — Russian military units, including the ‘Vostok’ grouping, reported gains in penetrating Ukrainian defensive lines. The developments signal ongoing tactical adjustments as both sides prepare for potential escalation.

Abkhazia’s Dioskuri embankment
Abkhazia has reopened the Dioskuri embankment following a major renovation. The main waterfront promenade in Sukhum had not undergone a major upgrade since the 1950s.
The restoration was carried out with Russian support at a cost of more than 2.5bn roubles (about $32m).
The funding was shared between several Russian regions. Nizhny Novgorod financed the embankment’s dynamic lighting system. Krasnodar Krai will fund the reconstruction of the pier beside the landmark Brekhalovka café. Abkhaz businesspeople based in Russia also contributed to the project.
The renovated embankment stretches for 1,920 metres and covers an area of 13.7 hectares. The project was designed by the Russian architectural firm Wowhaus before being put to a public vote, where it received the backing of more than 12,000 residents.
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Abkhazia’s Dioskuri embankment

