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Azerbaijani wrestler loses to an Armenian at the U23 Greco-Roman Wrestling European Championship in Bucharest, Romania. The Armenian athlete is seen on camera putting his hand out to shake his opponent’s hand, but the Azerbaijani attacks and hits his opponent. At the quarter-final stage of the European Wrestling Championship Armenia’s Karapet Manvelyan defeated the Azerbaijani Rahim Hasanov in the 55kg category. Manvelyan defeated his opponent ahead of schedule with a score of 7-1. The frustrated Azerbaijani refused to shake hands with Manvelyan after the fight and hit the Armenian wrestler. After that, the judge intervened and we expect that Hasanov will be disqualified. Manvelyan reached the semi-finals of the tournament, where he will fight with a Turk. Armenia’s Albert Vardanyan (130 kg) also made it to the semi-finals https://fb.watch/jhVW7pznqm/

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Mayis Nersesyan wins Armenia’s first gold at European Grappling Championships March 14, 2023 - 14:38 AMT PanARMENIAN.Net - Sportsman Mayis Nersesyan has won Armenia’s first ever gold medal at the European Grappling Championships, which were held in Bucharest, Romania over the weekend. According to a short statement from the Armenian Grappling Federation, Nersesyan outperformed his Israeli rival in the final of the Grappling Gi event to be crowned the European champion in the 62 kg weight category.

RETIRED DEFENSE OFFICIAL VAHEY S. KUPELIAN DIES AT 76 Vahey S. Kupelian, 76, an aeronautical engineer who had worked for the Defense Department for 38 years before retiring in April as the deputy undersecretary of defense for strategic and theater nuclear forces, died of cancer Dec. 9 at George Washington University Hospital. He lived in Chevy Chase. He moved to the Washington area in 1950 and joined the Navy Department, where he was director of engineers at the naval ordnance experimental unit. From 1968 to 1974, he was assistant director of the Advanced Ballistic Missiles Defense Agency. Mr. Kupelian later was assistant director of missile technology at the Army Department's ballistic missile defense program. He became deputy undersecretary of defense in 1985. He received the Defense Department's Meritorious Civilian Service Award in 1967 and 1988 and the Army Department's Decoration for Exceptional Civilian Service in 1975. Mr. Kupelian was born in Armenia. He moved to this country in 1922 and settled in Akron, Ohio. He graduated from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology with a degree in aeronautical engineering. During the 1940s, he worked for an aircraft company in Akron. Mr. Kupelian was an associate fellow of the American Institute of Aeronautics and Astronautics and received its National Missile Systems Award in 1984. He also was a member of the Armenian General Benevolent Union and Sigma Tau, the honorary engineering fraternity. Survivors include his wife, Louise Paulson Kupelian of Chevy Chase; two sons, Theodore P. Kupelian of Rockville and David R. Kupelian of Grants Pass, Ore.; a daughter, Diane Louise Kupelian of Washington, and two granddaughters. WILLIAM MINTON DONNELLY https://www.washingtonpost.com/archive/local/1988/12/11/retired-defense-official-vahey-s-kupelian-dies-at-76/285811e8-ed8c-4306-b4cb-a8aa30236a5c/

Vahey S. Kupelian America's top rocket scientists Vahey S. Kupelian (born in 1912) was a Genocide survivor and one of America’s top rocket scientists. He attended MIT in Boston at the age of 13. He was the army’s chief scientist for ballistic missile defense, deputy undersecretary of defense of strategic and theater nuclear forces under Ronald Reagan. He also head the army’s HIT program—the original “space based” missile interceptors in Strategic Defense Initiative.

Hal Markarian https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hal_Markarian Hal Markarian (1929 — 2012) was an Armenian American aircraft designer who is known for implementing the initial designs of the B-2 Stealth Bomber. He produced a sketch that was the inspiration for the modern B-2 Spirit.[1] Today's B-2 Spirit incorporates much of Markarian's design. Design for the B-2 Stealth Bomber The B-2 Spirit took up its design from Hal Markarian During the initial project of the Stealth Bomber, Hal Markarian was appointed as project manager.[2] The first sketches of the aircraft were done by Markarian in June 1979.[3] Markarian's proposal was one of the two designs that were considered in the making of the Stealth Bomber. Markarian's proposal was very similar to the YB-49, an aircraft designed by Northrop Grumman three decades earlier in 1947.[4] The design was influenced by Irv Waaland and John Cashen who were experts in stealth technology.[3] The team also included aerodynamicist Hans Grellman, as well as Dick Scherrer, a designer who had arrived from Lockheed.[5] The design was much lighter and thinner than the modern B-2 Stealth Bomber and had six engines equipped, most likely GE F404.[1] The aircraft had a diamond shaped center body which served to accommodate a crew, fuselage and weapons.[3] The aircraft design that Northrop Grumman would later adopt was similar, though it had a deeper center-section of the aircraft than Markarian's design. Due to demands from the Strategic Air Command, the aircraft was also made much heavier and had larger weapon carriers.[1]

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https://www.aljazeera.com/news/2023/3/8/foreign-agents-law-why-are-protests-taking-place-in Foreign agents’ law: Why are protests taking place in Georgia? A ‘foreign agent’ bill reminiscent of a controversial law passed in Russia has triggered protests in Tbilisi.

Foreign agents’ law: Why are protests taking place in Georgia