Armenia, 2021 — military coup attempt

CNN did not specify the exact date in the fetched excerpt but corroborates the same events as Al Jazeera, which explicitly dates the crisis to February 25, 2021, matching the dataset record. No source disagreements found on core facts. | Both cited outlets (Al Jazeera, CNN) are real, live pages that were re-fetched and do report this event on Feb 25, 2021. Facts 1, 2, 3, 5 (Kocharyan), and 6 (Kremlin) checked out as originally written/quoted. Problem found in the original "Fact 4": it attributed a fabricated pseudo-quote ("significant opposition protests erupted simultaneously, with demonstrators chanting 'Nikol, resign!'") to Al Jazeera — that exact sentence does not appear in the AJ article, which instead says "hundreds of supporters" (not "thousands") and never names "Republic Square." The "thousands"/"Republic Square" details are real but only appear in CNN, not Al Jazeera. I split the original Fact 4 into two correctly-sourced facts: one citing CNN for the "thousands... Republic Square" turnout with an accurate direct quote, and one citing Al Jazeera for the opposition protest with its actual verbatim quote. I also trimmed two summary claims that had no corresponding sourced fact in the entry: "the general staff head initially refused to step down" (neither cited source supports this, though it may be true historically) and "the standoff fed into broader political turmoil that eventually led to snap parliamentary elections in June 2021, which Pashinyan's party won" (true historically but entirely unsourced within this entry — no fact or citation supports it). Target leader claim holds as originally stated.