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Armenian Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan Greets Supporters During A Rally Near St. Anna Church In Yerevan, Armenia On January 6, 2026. The March Took Place As Armenia Marked Christmas And Followed A Religious Service Attended Earlier By The Prime Minister, Amid Tensions Between The Government And The Armenian Apostolic Church. (Photo By Anthony Pizzoferrato / Middle East Images / Afp Via Getty Images)

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