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 November 16th 2020 updates

Russia and the Judgment of Solomon in Nagorno-Karabakh

 
 

Left Behind? Churches, Monasteries Due For Handover To Azerbaijan

Several historic churches and Christian monuments are in territory either captured or due to return to Azerbaijani control in a controversial new cease-fire agreement that ended the recent conflict in Nagorno-Karabakh.
 

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October 2020

https://twitter.com/OmbudsArmenia

Armenia Ombudsman
@OmbudsArmenia

Official Twitter account of Human Rights Defender (Ombudsman) of #Armenia

. How Azerbaijan is Lobbying Washington to Sanitize its War

How Azerbaijan is Lobbying Washington to Sanitize its War

Documents reveal a flurry of activity to convince beltway elites that Armenia is the aggressor and the U.S. should favor Azerbaijan.

here is media chatter on social media :

Art Sarkisyan
@ArtSarkisyan
Replying to
@DanBilzerian
So a piece of our land was gifted to Azerbaijan during the Soviet Union then allowed it’s independence during the fall, but was not given it and now we’re invading? Also they’re trying to invade our independent Armenia. Thank you for your participation #StopAzerbaijaniAggression

 

  • I think they're gonna use Armenia to start a religious war between Muslims and Christians when it suits them
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