Approximately two hundred kilometers from Yerevan, near the Georgian border, there is a village with a fundamentally different ethnicity from the rest of the numerous Armenian villages. That is Yagdan, a famous Greek village.
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Arthur Khachatryan
Arthur Khachatryan earned his MA in media at the faculty of Journalism of Russian-Armenian (Slavonic) University, and is now pursuing his PhD. Being fluent in Russian and French, he has a career of journalism in various media outlets, and is currently the special correspondent of RTVi in Armenia.
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