Established Remembrance Day of national nature and not associated with  any specific military conflict - RA deputy defense minister 

ArmInfo.Armenia's top political leadership, visiting the Yerablur military cemetery complex, limited themselves to visiting the central monument, where they laid flowers on the occasion of Remembrance Day for all servicemen who fell during all conflicts, ignoring the "Call of Artsakh" monument.

In a conversation with journalists, RA Deputy Defense Minister Arman  Sargsyan noted that the state delegation arrived at the complex to  mark Remembrance Day for those who fell for the Motherland. Sargsyan  explained that it was impossible to approach all the monuments, and  the central memorial symbolizes the entire pantheon. The Deputy  Minister noted that there is a monument at Yerablur that embodies the  overall meaning of the complex. It was before this monument that they  laid flowers and bowed their heads.

Responding to journalists' questions about why January 27 was chosen  as Remembrance Day, rather than September 27, the date when  Azerbaijan's aggression against Artsakh began, Arman Sargsyan  emphasized that various dates were discussed during parliamentary  debates.  Ultimately, after lengthy discussions, it was decided to  establish January 27 as the day of remembrance, a day that is not  tied to the anniversary of any specific war. "The established  remembrance day is of a national nature and is not associated with  any specific military conflict," the deputy minister stated.