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Armenian official's slip renews scrutiny of the 2020 war death toll

A report examines an apparent slip of the tongue by an Armenian official concerning deaths in the 2020 war.

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Disputed casualty figures can affect public trust and political tensions surrounding the conflict's legacy, but no new military action is reported.

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  1. Khachaturyan's 'slip of the tongue' on 2020 war death toll ↗panorama.am · Recorded source date: Sep 5, 2026, 12:17 PM UTC

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