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Artillery shells will be produced, no matter how much the Azerbaijanis, Russians, and their Armenian agents don't want them

"The GTB metal foundry (which will soon produce artillery shells) opened in Ararat was handed over an unfired Azerbaijani anti-tank shell as scrap metal, which, fortunately, was found and neutralized (otherwise it would have exploded inside).

Weather without precipitation is expected

Yesterday, 9:00

A high-level fire hazard situation is expected throughout the republic, including the capital Yerevan, on August 28-31 and September 1.

Yesterday, 8:45

Attacks on Kyiv: There are casualties and injuries

The Kyiv regional military administration reported that the number of dead in the attacks has reached three, and the number of injured has reached nine.

Yesterday, 0:00

Tokyo sets record for number of consecutive extremely hot days

The maximum temperature has remained above +35 °C for 10 days now.

27 August, 23:10

There is now peace between Armenia and Azerbaijan. Mirzoyan

According to Mirzoyan, the initial agreement and the signed declaration stem from and are built on mutual benefit for Armenia and Azerbaijan. No provision benefits one country and harms another.

27 August, 22:16

Diplomatic service reforms in the spotlight

Minister Mirzoyan referred to the reforms implemented and planned to improve the diplomatic service.

27 August, 21:20

A new phase of the interplanetary mission: JUICE prepares for a gravity maneuver at Venus

Europe has successfully re-established contact with its most advanced interplanetary device, the JUICE Jupiter probe.

27 August, 20:58

Shooting at a Catholic school in Minneapolis: there are victims and injuries

According to the police chief, the attacker, a young man in his 20s, shot at the children from a window outside the church. He committed suicide.

AI creates new barriers for women at work

27 August, 20:24

In the same job, women who use AI tools are often rated as less capable than men doing the same job.

AI will help in cancer vaccine research

27 August, 19:40

Scientists developing cancer vaccines have been given access to one of the UK's most powerful artificial intelligence (AI) supercomputers. The team from Oxford University's Newfield School of Medicine will have 10,000 hours of use of the machine, called Dawn, as part of a government programme.