March 1, 2022 the latest news - The Ukraine, Russia and the world media

 On Thursday, which coincided with Vartanantz Day, Russia decided to invade the Ukraine.

The whole world and media is covering about it.

Here are some reminders in the Armenian conscience about what happened during September and October 2020, when Artsakh was invaded... and the world media was silent.

I'll post some quotes from today's  social media posts that describe the situation much better than I would.

Sharing a post by Arpi Y. Greco ·

Here is her quote: "Of course we stand with Ukraine. Perhaps Putin was watching carefully when just a year and a half ago, Azerbaijan attacked Armenian indigenous lands, where 4000 plus soldiers died, 200 soldiers went “missing”, more than 11,000 were injured, & 50,000 Armenians were displaced from their ancestral lands, and the world didn’t care.

Of course we stand with Ukraine. We know what this feels like because we have fought our neighbours for thousands of years, without help, just to survive. And we are still here.

In September 2020, as the world was deep in pandemic, Azerbaijan attacked Artsakh and the world ignored our pain and suffering. Very little appeared on media & when it did, to add salt to the wound, it was presented as “two-sided” aggression.

Of course we stand with Ukraine. Because, as Martin Luther King said, “Injustice anywhere is a threat to justice everywhere.” We just wish all those who stand with Ukraine now, could have shown the same solidarity, compassion, & support with Armenians around the world when we were attacked by Azerbaijan, backed by Turkey.

Of course we stand with Ukraine, because even when Hitler was asked about how could he possibly think he could get away with the Holocaust, he said, “Who remembers the Armenians?” referring to the Armenian Genocide.

Of course we stand with Ukraine because Armenians always stand for justice anywhere, even when others don’t stand with us. We just ask, simply, that you do as well.

And she shared this link:

Azerbaijan: Unlawful Strikes in Nagorno-Karabakh

Investigate Alleged Indiscriminate Attacks, Use of Explosive Weapons

I came across a very interesting article about the Ukraine, written in SEPTEMBER 17, 2018

ARGUMENT

An expert's point of view on a current event.

The Corrupt Shall Inherit Ukraine

In a country where even the anti-corruption prosecutors abuse their power, it's hard to say who the good guys are.

By Linda Kinstler

Then I remembered about the Sununu family and how they were waiting in the wings of the innocents bleeding once again to get hold of Armenian treasures, mines.... 

I did some search about the Sununu family and landed this website:

https://www.actionarmenia.com/press

It lists the timeline and great insights - I got to read them soon and take notes to understand the evil that dominates our world....27, 2020 and with the help of jihadist Syrian mercenaries, Azerbaijani and Turkish militants launched a premeditated attack on the indigenous Armenians of Artsakh.

Press, Media & Briefing Highlights from the 2020 War

1. 12.23.20 Why the New England Patriots are talking about Armenia

2. 12.03.20 National Interest: Nagorno-Karabakh: This Could Be How the Next Caucasus War Begins

3. 11.30.20 National Interest: Sanctions on Azerbaijan Should Go Beyond Military and Aid Embargo

4. 11.29.20 National Interest: Turkey’s Demographic Games Come to the Caucasus

5. 11.29.20 National Interest: Israel’s Azerbaijan Mistake

6. 11.24.20 NY Post: America’s still failing to protect Christians across the Middle East

7. 11.24.20 Smithsonian Mag: Why Scholars, Cultural Institutions Are Calling to Protect Armenian Heritage

8. 11.24.20 Medium.com: Church and memorial desecration in post-ceasefire Nagorno Karabakh

9. 11.23.20 Al Jazeera The EU suffered a major loss in Nagorno-Karabakh

10. 11.23.20 National Interest: How to Revive Real Diplomacy Between Armenia and Azerbaijan

11. 11.21.20 Al-Monitor: Why Erdogan seeks fresh military mandate for Azerbaijan

12. 11.20.20 New York Times: A Quick End to a Dangerous War

13. 11.19.20 Investigative Journal: Artsakh After the Ceasefire

14. 11.19.20 CivilNet: What’s Russia’s Play in Karabakh?

15. 11.18.20 WSJ: Cultural Heritage in the Crosshairs Once More

16. 11.18.20 Medium.com: Azerbaijan To Take Control Of Artsakh — Now What?

17. 11.17.20 The MET: Statement from The Met on Armenian Cultural Heritage Sites

18. 11.17.20 Vagabondings: Azerbaijan's War Crimes in Artsakh

19. 11.16.20 Asia Times: Cultural erasure may spark next Nagorno-Karabakh war

20. 11.14.20 National Review: How the Armenian Genocide’s Legacy Explains a Conflict on Pause

21. 11.14.20 National Interest: Three Intelligence Failures from Nagorno-Karabakh Conflict Need Investigating

22. 11.13.20 Hyper Allergic: Google Arts & Culture as an Agent of Ethnic Cleansing

23. 11.12.20 Medium: Satellite imagery shows environmental damage of reported white phosphorus use in Nagorno Karabakh

24. 11.10.20 National Interest: The Problem with the Nagorno-Karabakh Ceasefire Agreement

25. 11.10.20 NHPR: Mining Company With Ties To Sununu Family Poised To Profit After Peace Deal

26. 11.08.20 BBC: Nagorno-Karabakh: [Azerbaijani] President Ilham Aliyev speaks to the BBC

27. 11.05.20 Vice News: The Young People Trapped In a Frozen War On the Edge of Europe

28. 11.02.20 National Interest: Recognizing Artsakh’s Independence Will Stop Turkey and Azerbaijan’s War on Armenians

29. 10.30.20 Misc: The Aliyev family has been preparing the nation for war | Armenia

30. 10.30.20 National Interest: U.S. Sanctions Could De-escalate Tensions Between Armenia and Azerbaijan

31. 10.29.20 Mother Jones: Trump Admitted Years Ago to a “Little Conflict of Interest” in Turkey. It’s Not So Little.

32. 10.29.20 Vice News: Turkish Ultranationalist Group Linked to “Hunt For Armenians” in France

33. 10.27.20 Forbes: Amidst A Pandemic Genocidal Horrors Reawaken In Nagorno-Karabakh

34. 10.23.20 BBC: Nagorno-Karabakh conflict: 'Execution' video prompts war crime probe

35. 10.23.20 Wall Street Journal: U.S. Appeals for Calm in Conflict Between Armenia, Azerbaijan

36. 10.23.20 Genocide Watch: Genocide Emergency in Artsakh

37. 10.19.20 New York Times: Opinion: Armenians Under Fire: Who Will Help?

38. 10.18.20 PBS: Dozens dead, ghost towns: Azerbaijan-Armenia conflict devastates region

39. 10.18.20 New York Times: At Front Lines of a Brutal War: Death and Despair in Nagorno-Karabakh

40. 10.16.20 National Interest: Turkey’s Erdogan Is Fueling Aggression Against Armenia

41. 10.15.20 Bellingcat: An Execution in Hadrut [Warning: This article contains imagery which some readers may find disturbing]

42. 10.14.20 Wall Street Journal: Turkish-Backed Syrian Fighters Join Armenian-Azeri Conflict

43. 10.13.20 National Interest: Critical Junction: Why America Should Explore a Relationship With Artsakh

44. 10.12.20 The American Conservative: How Azerbaijan Is Lobbying Washington To Sanitize Its War

45. 10.12.20 A New Genocide is Being Set in Karabakh

46. 10.10.20 MSNBC: Shaky cease-fire in place between Armenia & Azerbaijan

47. 10.10.20 The Hill: Azerbaijan's assault against Armenia threatens democracy everywhere

48. 10.09.20 Vice News: Life Under the Bombs as Armenia and Azerbaijan Return to War

49. 10.09.20 ABC News: Azerbaijan and Armenia reignite decades-old conflict

50. 10.08.20 Public Orthodoxy: Eliminating Armenians From Artsakh: Azerbaijan’s and Turkey’s Perpetual War Against Armenia

51. 10.08.20 The Hill: Kardashian West uses star power to pressure US on Armenia-Azerbaijan conflict

52. 10.06.20 The American Conservative: Armenians Are In Danger Of Ethnic Cleansing Once Again

53. 09.18.20 Behind Trump’s Turkish ‘Bromance’: Oligarchs, Crooks, and a Multi-Million-Dollar Lobbying Deal

54. 02.18.19 A Regime Conceals Its Erasure of Indigenous Armenian Culture

55. 11.05.18 Medium.com: Lobby for Aliyev by Aliyev, 2005–2018

56. 06.14.17 American Progress: Trump’s Conflicts of Interest in Azerbaijan

57. 06.10.14 FP: The Corleones of the Caspian

I'll update this page, once I find more information, specially about the Armenians in the Ukraine impacted by the invasion.