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Armenia’s National Security Service (NSS) has announced the arrest of 8 members of an NGO known as ‘Military-Patriotic Crusaders’ on charges of conspiring to usurp power. The NSS revealed that the group had planned to seize power using weapons and ammunition they possessed, by resorting to violence. They had also acquired telecommunication equipment, jammers, and other tools to aid in their criminal activities.

Although the group had established conditions for the preparation of their power usurpation through prior conspiracy, external circumstances prevented them from implementing their plans. Criminal proceedings have been initiated according to the relevant article of the Criminal Code of Armenia, and charges have been filed against the arrested individuals.

Searches were conducted in the homes and office of the NGO, resulting in the discovery of various weapons, including firearms and ammunition, pneumatic guns, bulletproof vests, telecommunication equipment, computers, notebooks with records, and documents.

The investigation is ongoing, with efforts being made to clarify all the details and identify all the members of the criminal group involved. The NSS is taking measures to ensure a comprehensive understanding of the case.

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Dubai-based telecommunications company, du, has been announced as the Telecommunication Partner for the prestigious Arab Media Forum 2023. The forum, scheduled for September 26 and 27, 2023, is under the patronage of His Highness Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum, Vice-President and Prime Minister of the UAE and Ruler of Dubai.

As the Telecommunication Partner, du will enhance the experience of forum attendees by providing unparalleled connectivity services. Leveraging du’s world-leading network, participants will enjoy high-speed and reliable connectivity for seamless streaming, sharing experiences, and active engagement in the diverse showcases and events.

Adel Al Raees, Head of Corporate Communication at du, expressed the company’s commitment to delivering exceptional digital experiences at prestigious events like the Arab Media Forum 2023. Recognizing the importance of connectivity in the media industry, du aims to foster collaboration and innovation among professionals. With cutting-edge technologies, their solutions will empower every participant, enabling digital transformation and driving excellence in the industry.

The Arab Media Forum is an influential platform for local and international media figures, professionals, journalists, and thought leaders in the Middle East. It provides a unique opportunity for industry stakeholders to engage in substantive conversations and discuss the current trends and challenges in the media industry.

du, operating under the umbrella of Emirates Integrated Telecommunications Company (EITC), plays a vital role in the UAE’s economic, social, and digital transformation. They thrive on digitally innovating the telecom experience and are dedicated to driving connectivity, continuity, and growth across consumer and enterprise segments. With a focus on providing state-of-the-art infrastructure, ICT solutions, secure data solutions, and home entertainment, du is shaping the future of communication for a more connected tomorrow.

The Ministry of Communications and Digital (KKD) has held discussions with telecommunication companies (telcos) regarding preparations for the possibility of floods as the monsoon season approaches. The aim of these discussions is to ensure that there are no interruptions in communication services during floods.

Deputy Minister of Communications and Digital, Teo Nie Ching, stated that the ministry will mobilize the Information Department to provide first-hand information to affected residents during a flood. The goal is to evacuate them to safer places as quickly as possible. Collaborating with telcos, the ministry is determined to prevent any communication breakdowns during such times, ensuring that rescue efforts can be carried out smoothly.

Teo affirmed that the ministry is prepared for floods and encouraged users to report any disruptions in telecommunication services in their areas. She mentioned that no complaints regarding communication service interruptions in flood-affected areas have been received so far. However, the ministry will continue working closely with telcos to prevent such occurrences from happening.

According to reports, as of this morning, a total of 299 people are currently taking shelter in four flood relief centers located in Perak, Sabah, and Sarawak.