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Pashinyan Under Fire Over ‘Pro-Turkish’ Change in Armenian Passport Stamps - The Armenian Mirror-Spectator
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Pashinyan Under Fire Over ‘Pro-Turkish’ Change in Armenian Passport Stamps - The Armenian Mirror-Spectator
By Ruzanna Stepanian YEREVAN (Azatutyun.am) — In what opposition leaders see as yet another concession to Turkey, Armenia’s government has decided to remove an image of Mount Ararat from the entry and exit passport stamps issued by Armenian immigration officers. The emblematic mountain located in modern-day Turkey but still regarded by Armenians as a key national symbol has been depicted in the stamps put on travelers’ passports ever since the c…
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