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Armenian government debates taking Russian TV off the air

Published on: Thursday 25 April 2019

Armenian government officials and parliamentarians have publicly mooted the idea of taking Russian TV networks out of the country’s public broadcast package, claiming that they broadcast ...

News source: https://eurasianet.org/armenian-government-debates-taking-russian-tv-off-the-air

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Armenian government debates taking Russian TV off the air