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⚡️#Aliyev during yesterday's press conference confessed that it's #Azerbaijani state who blocked Lachin corridor and they are ready to open the road for those Armenians who decide to leave Artsakh. So, one way ticket out of #Artsakh. That's how "security&rights" work!

Tatevik Hayrapetyan

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The Azeri Times3 years ago

He said more than that…

Samir Suleymanov3 years ago

No, you are absolutely wrong! He stated that “if anyone doesn’t want to be the citizen of Azerbaijan, they can leave with a bus, car or in the vehicles of peacekeepers, the road is open. No one forces them”. This is what he said. Don’t mislead the people.

ANCA3 years ago

Click to send a pre-written tweet asking @VP @KamalaHarris to break her month-long silence on #Azerbaijan’s blockade of 120,000 indigenous Armenians in #Artsakh. - Stop US military aid to Azerbaijan - Start US humanitarian aid to Artsakh #ArtsakhTweet

Shushali3 years ago

Tatevik was not even born, when children of Shusha left their homes, hidden under tents on tracks under the gunpoint of #Armenian snipers. And if there are any #international #media rep’s willing to convey all those horrors of war please dm me, as I am one of those children

m.iskender3 years ago

You are shameless lier.

Scary Azeri3 years ago

Thats not what he said (even i with my limited azeri understood)

Rustam Ibrahimov3 years ago

Stop spreading lies! He clearly says "yol bağlı DEYİL - AÇIQDIR", which means the road is NOT closed - it is OPEN! But as always, it is easier to lie for you and all armenian diaspora around the world. And yes, don't forget that #KarabakhisAzerbaijan

Aya 3 years ago

Tatevik PhD of misinformation. If you don't know the language, learn it or otherwise don't write stupid tweets full of nonsense. It's disgraceful, honestly.

Shahin Rahmanli3 years ago

The message is clear enough. People living in the territory of Azerbaijan have to either obey our laws or leave the country. This is the case in every country in the world.

Ted Sofis3 years ago

It's ethnic cleansing. There is no way to sugar coat it. Aliyev is a war criminal.

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