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1999, July–Aug
The presidents of Armenia and Azerbaijan met to discuss peace in the Nagorno-Karabakh territory, an area of conflict between the two nations.	1
Oct. 27
Prime Minister Vazgen Sarkissian and seven others were murdered when five armed assailants entered the Armenian Parliament building and began firing.	2
Nov. 3
Pres. Kocharyan named Sarkissian's brother, Aram Sarkissian, as the new prime minister.	3

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