Armenia puts Church leader on trial for allegedly being a Russian spy
Summary
Armenia’s top Apostolic Church leader and six senior clergy members are on trial for allegedly spying for Russia. They could face up to two years in prison, as tensions rise between the church and Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan’s government.Key Facts
- The head of Armenia’s Apostolic Church is on trial along with six senior clergy members.
- They are accused of spying for Russia.
- The trial could lead to prison sentences of up to two years.
- The case is happening during a growing conflict between the church and Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan.
- Critics say the trial is political and aims to target government opponents.
- The situation reflects deeper tensions within Armenia’s political and religious landscape.
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