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![]() MP Lernik Hovhannisyan Conducts Meetings across Capitol Hill
WASHINGTON—Nagorno-Karabagh Republic (Artsakh/NKR) parliamentarian Lernik Hovhannisyan briefed Members of Congress and their senior aides regarding Azerbaijan’s recent escalation of violence against Artsakh and Armenia, during a full day of meetings on Capitol Hill on June 7. During meetings with Foreign Affairs Committee member Rep. David Cicilline (D-R.I.), Energy and Commerce Committee member Rep. Anna Eshoo (D-Calif.), and Armenian Caucus Co-Chairman Robert Dold (R-Ill.), Hovannisyan shared information and insights about the Azerbaijan’s»April 2 offensive, and the dangers that Baku’s belligerence represents to the security of Nagorno-Karabagh and the stability of the region. Among the specific issues discussed during his consultations were the implementation of the Royce-Engel peace proposals; the dangers of continued»U.S.»military aid to»Azerbaijan; the value of Leahy Law investigations of»Baku’s war crimes during the»April 2»offensive; and the importance of»U.S.»aid programs for NKR. ![]() Hovhannisyan traveled to»Washington as part of an educational tour of Eastern U.S. cities organized by the Artsakh Fund of the Eastern U.S. and the Hairenik Association to share timely information with American stakeholders regarding regional developments. He was born in the Karintak village in Shoushi in 1973. After studying at the local secondary school, he continued his studies at the»Khrimian»Hayrik»School»and graduated from the»Yerevan»State»University’s History Department in 1996. He served in the 52nd battalion of the NKR Defense Army. In 2000, he completed his postgraduate studies at the»Artsakh»State»University, and worked at the university’s Department of History as senior lecturer on Ethnography and Armenian History from 1999 to 2003. ![]() MP Lernik Hovhannisyan Conducts Meetings across Capitol Hill WASHINGTON—Nagorno-Karabagh Republic (Artsakh/NKR) parliamentarian Lernik Hovhannisyan briefed Members of Congress and their senior aides regarding Azerbaijan’s recent escalation of violence against Artsakh and Armenia, during a full day of meetings on Capitol Hill on June 7. Hovhannisyan (left) discussing Nagorno-Karabagh with Rep. David Cicilline (Photo: ANCA) During meetings with Foreign Affairs Committee member Rep. David Cicilline (D-R.I.), Energy and Commerce Committee member Rep. Anna Eshoo (D-Calif.), and Armenian Caucus Co-Chairman Robert Dold (R-Ill.), Hovannisyan shared information and insights about the Azerbaijan’s»April 2 offensive, and the dangers that Baku’s belligerence represents to the security of Nagorno-Karabagh and the stability of the region. Among the specific issues discussed during his consultations were the implementation of the Royce-Engel peace proposals; the dangers of continued»U.S.»military aid to»Azerbaijan; the value of Leahy Law investigations of»Baku’s war crimes during the»April 2»offensive; and the importance of»U.S.»aid programs for NKR. Hovhannisyan (center), with Rep. Anna Eshoo, Raffi Karakashian (left), and Armen Sahakyan (right) (Photo: ANCA) Hovhannisyan also held detailed consultations with senior foreign policy aides to Senator Mark Kirk (R-Ill.), who serves on the Appropriations Committee; Armenian Caucus Co-Chairman Frank Pallone (D-N.J.); Rep. Jackie Speier (D-Calif.), who serves on [...] MP Lernik Hovhannisyan Conducts Meetings across Capitol Hill WASHINGTON—Nagorno-Karabagh Republic (Artsakh/NKR) parliamentarian Lernik Hovhannisyan briefed Members of Congress and their senior aides regarding Azerbaijan’s recent escalation of violence against Artsakh and Armenia, during a full day of meetings on Capitol Hill on June 7. Hovhannisyan (left) discussing Nagorno-Karabagh with Rep. David Cicilline (Photo: ANCA) During meetings with Foreign Affairs Committee member Rep. David Cicilline (D-R.I.), Energy and Commerce Committee member Rep. Anna Eshoo (D-Calif.), and Armenian Caucus Co-Chairman Robert Dold (R-Ill.), Hovannisyan shared information and insights about the Azerbaijan’s»April 2 offensive, and the dangers that Baku’s belligerence represents to the security of Nagorno-Karabagh and the stability of the region. Among the specific issues discussed during his consultations were the implementation of the Royce-Engel peace proposals; the dangers of continued»U.S.»military aid to»Azerbaijan; the value of Leahy Law investigations of»Baku’s war crimes during the»April 2»offensive; and the importance of»U.S.»aid programs for NKR. Hovhannisyan (center), with Rep. Anna Eshoo, Raffi Karakashian (left), and Armen Sahakyan (right) (Photo: ANCA) Hovhannisyan also held detailed consultations with senior foreign policy aides to Senator Mark Kirk (R-Ill.), who serves on the Appropriations Committee; Armenian Caucus Co-Chairman Frank Pallone (D-N.J.); Rep. Jackie Speier (D-Calif.), who serves on [...] [img][/img] More... |
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