Skip to main content

Armenia under attack by Turkey's Isis mercenaries moved to Azerbaijan

Atrocity Alert No. 223: Nagorno-Karabakh, Central African Republic and Sudan

7 October 2020

Atrocity Alert is a weekly publication by the Global Centre for the Responsibility to Protect highlighting situations where populations are at risk of, or are enduring, mass atrocity crimes.

 

Azerbaijan military releases bizarre heavy metal song amid clash with Armenia

October 2, 2020

 

By Euronews 07/10/2020

 

Telephone conversation with Prime Minister of Armenia Nikol Pashinyan

Vladimir Putin had a telephone conversation with Prime Minister of Armenia Nikol Pashinyan at the initiative of the Armenian side

 

Hatred and Misinformation in Azerbaijani History Books

6,888 views
•Oct 8, 2012
 
https://twitter.com/KevorkAlmassian/status/1313791032396570624?s=20
 

Armenia-Azerbaijan conflict is spiraling out of control

The United States, Russia, and France must work together to advance a diplomatic solution.

By David L. PhillipsUpdated October 7, 2020, 3:10 p.m.
 

President Aliyev stop, do not destroy our children. The wife of the Azerbaijani pilot killed in Artsakh has revealed the secrets of the Azerbaijani army

 

“High Representative Borrell,
We all lament the casualties in Nagorno-Karabakh. We all support a non-military solution. But should we pretend Armenian and Azerbaijan are tarred with the same brush? No!
This is a war of aggression by the Azeri dictator Aliyev supported by President Erdogan’s jihadist allies to enforce the injustice of Joseph Stalin’s separation of Nagorno-Karabakh from Armenia.
Sanction Aliyev the aggressor! Expel Turkey from the OSCE Minsk Group! Have the courtesy not to portray the suffering people of Artsakh as equally belligerent as President Aliyev.
In the words of Andrei Sakharov, “For Azerbaijan the issue of Armenia is a matter of ambition, for the Armenians of Karabakh it is a matter of life and death.” -
Charlie Weimers MEP
, a Swedish politician and a Member of the European Parliament from Sweden

 

 
https://twitter.com/KevorkAlmassian/status/1313791032396570624?s=20
 htthttps://twitter.com/KevorkAlmassian/status/1313791032396570624?s=20ps://twitter.com/KevorkAlmassian/status/1313791032396570624?s=20
https://twitter.com/KevorkAlmassian/status/1313791032396570624?s=20
 
https://twitter.com/KevorkAlmassian/status/1313791032396570624?s=20

 

https://twitter.com/KevorkAlmassian/status/1313791032396570624?s=20

Comments

Popular posts from this blog

The Soviet Union

  The Soviet Union Is Gone, But It’s Still Collapsing And 5 other unlearned lessons from leading experts about modern Russia and the death of an empire. Foreign Policy Serhii Plokhy Bill Browder Dmitri Trenin Nargis Kassenova Alexander Cooley Andrei Soldatov

Pennsylvania and mask mandate

  PA Health Secretary Couldn't Mandate Masks In New GOP Proposal A proposed referendum would let state voters decide whether to limit many of the powers the secretary used during the pandemic. Eric Heyl,  Patch Staff Posted Mon, Jul 19, 2021 

About Thessaloniki, the "Jerusalem of the Balkans"

 Via Social Media - Facebook post: Thessaloniki, often called the “Jerusalem of the Balkans,” was once home to one of the largest Jewish communities in the world. After the expulsion of Jews from Spain in 1492, thousands of Sephardic Jews settled in the city under Ottoman rule. By the early 17th century, around 1613, Jews made up nearly 68% of Thessaloniki’s population, shaping its economy, scholarship, and cultural identity. The city became a hub of Jewish printing, trade, and religious life, with synagogues and schools flourishing across its neighborhoods. Over the centuries, however, the community’s dominance began to wane. Fires, shifting trade routes, and political changes gradually altered the city’s demographics. By the late 19th and early 20th centuries, Jews remained a vital part of Thessaloniki but no longer held a majority. The most devastating blow came during World War II, when Nazi occupation led to the deportation of more than 45,000 Jews to Auschwitz. Few survived, ...