This media file displays a circular commemorative item, likely a magnet or badge, featuring a prominent architectural landmark. The central image, oriented sideways, depicts a grand, light-colored building with intricate details, multiple towers, and pointed spires, set against a clear blue sky and some green ground. The building's design suggests a religious structure, specifically a cathedral, with visible crosses on its spires. The circular image is framed by a decorative border featuring a repeating pattern of yellow, red, and blue geometric motifs. Along this border, white capital letters spell out two distinct names. On the left side, reading vertically from bottom to top (when viewed upright), the word "ARTSAKH" is visible. On the right side, reading vertically from top to bottom (when viewed upright), the word "SHUSHI" is inscribed. Given the text, the building depicted is the Ghazanchetsots Cathedral (Holy Savior Cathedral) located in Shushi, a city within the Artsakh Republic, which holds significant cultural importance to Armenians. The clear sky suggests a daytime scene. No people or specific activities are shown; the image is a static representation of the landmark. The edges of the item show slight signs of wear. The context of Yerevan, Armenia, aligns with the cultural significance of Artsakh and Shushi to Armenians. in Yerevan, Armenia

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Jun 4, 2026, 6:52 AM

Yerevan, Armenia

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This media file displays a circular commemorative item, likely a magnet or badge, featuring a prominent architectural landmark. The central image, oriented sideways, depicts a grand, light-colored building with intricate details, multiple towers, and pointed spires, set against a clear blue sky and some green ground. The building's design suggests a religious structure, specifically a cathedral, with visible crosses on its spires. The circular image is framed by a decorative border featuring a repeating pattern of yellow, red, and blue geometric motifs. Along this border, white capital letters spell out two distinct names. On the left side, reading vertically from bottom to top (when viewed upright), the word "ARTSAKH" is visible. On the right side, reading vertically from top to bottom (when viewed upright), the word "SHUSHI" is inscribed. Given the text, the building depicted is the Ghazanchetsots Cathedral (Holy Savior Cathedral) located in Shushi, a city within the Artsakh Republic, which holds significant cultural importance to Armenians. The clear sky suggests a daytime scene. No people or specific activities are shown; the image is a static representation of the landmark. The edges of the item show slight signs of wear. The context of Yerevan, Armenia, aligns with the cultural significance of Artsakh and Shushi to Armenians.

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