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International Public Radio of Armenia, formerly known as Radio Yerevan, is the international broadcasting service of Public Radio of Armenia, in Armenia.^[1]

International Public Radio of Armenia broadcasts on the shortwave radio bands in Armenian, and has internet broadcasts in English.

^ Jerome S. Berg, Broadcasting On The Short Waves, 1945 To Today (McFarland, 2008), p233

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	'''International Public Radio of Armenia''', formerly known as Radio Yerevan, is the [[international broadcasting]] service of [[Public Radio of Armenia]], in [[Armenia]].		'''International Public Radio of Armenia''', formerly known as Radio Yerevan, is the [[international broadcasting]] service of [[Public Radio of Armenia]], in [[Armenia]].<ref>Jerome S. Berg, ''Broadcasting On The Short Waves, 1945 To Today'' (McFarland, 2008), p233</ref>

	International Public Radio of Armenia broadcasts on the shortwave radio bands in Armenian, and has internet broadcasts in English.		International Public Radio of Armenia broadcasts on the shortwave radio bands in Armenian, and has internet broadcasts in English.