By AARON PARSEGHIAN

On Friday, President Donald Trump announced a new peace and economic deal between Armenia and Azerbaijan, an initial step to stop recent conflicts between the two countries. But some Armenian-Americans in Massachusetts said they aren't happy with the deal.

From the murals to the markets, Armenian culture is on full display in Watertown, the third largest Armenian community in the country. It's where many residents are descended from genocide survivors who made Massachusetts their home.

"It was rough but they made it," said Nuran Chavusian, the owner of Sevan Bakery. "Armenians are very strong, determined people."

Armenian leaders disagree with peace deal

Ongoing violence has marred Armenia and Azerbaijan since the late 80s, escalating in 2023 when tens of thousands

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