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IMMEDIATE ACTION NEEDED RIGHT NOW TO AVERT MASS STARVATION [#GENOCIDE] IN BLOCKADED #ARTSAKH (#NAGORNO_KARABAKH). A massive humanitarian catastrophe is imminent in Artsakh. 120.000 ethnic Armenians are under the Azerbaijani blockade for 240 days! Karnig Kerkonian Garo Ghazarian

Arman Tatoyan

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Health & Wellness News & Politics #GENOCIDE #ARTSAKH #NAGORNO_KARABAKH

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Siska Holwerda3 years ago

@kerkonian @GaroGhazarian1

Origins Discovery 🇦🇲🇦🇺🇳🇿#SanctionAzerbaijan3 years ago

@kerkonian @GaroGhazarian1 This genocide is the result of a failure by sucessive Armenian govts to prepare for drone war, and now weak capitulation encourages Aliyev. Ironically, I discussed the need to break the illegal blockade using drones months ago, but the govt didn't react.

Irene Vagram | #RecognizeArtsakh 🇦🇲3 years ago

@ARMARAS_ @kerkonian @GaroGhazarian1 #StopArtsakhBlockade #OpenLachinCorridor #StopArtsakhGenocide @UNICEF @ICRC @antonioguterres @FAOemergencies @UNmigration @UNPeacekeeping @UNWomenWatch @UNESCO @UNGeneva @Refugees @UNVolunteers @UNOCHAsimex @UNDPPA

Irene Vagram | #RecognizeArtsakh 🇦🇲3 years ago

@ARMARAS_ @kerkonian @GaroGhazarian1 #StopArtsakhGenocide #StopArtsakhBlockade #ArtsakhAirlift

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Our fact-finding mission in Syunik province of #Armenia: Kornidzor and Goris to collect facts related to forced mass displacements of Armenians from #Artsakh (#Nagorno_Karabakh), crimes committed by #Azerbaijani armed servicemen. TATOYAN_FOUNDATION Garo Ghazarian Karnig Kerkonian

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12,191 views • 2 years ago

A sad reality: after 9 months of #Azerbaijani blockade this old lady is forced to leave her home in #Artsakh (#Nagorno_Karabakh), her motherland, where she lived all her life; exhausted, subjected to starvation, siege, and having lost her loved ones.21st century Genocide is here.

A sad reality: after 9 months of #Azerbaijani blockade this old lady is forced to leave her home in #Artsakh (#Nagorno_Karabakh), her motherland, where she lived all her life; exhausted, subjected to starvation, siege, and having lost her loved ones.21st century Genocide is here.

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42,332 views • 2 years ago

#Christmas time in #Artsakh under blockade. The humanitarian crisis in Artsakh is becoming more severe as the import of all types of goods continues to be blocked for almost a month now as a result of #Azerbaijan’s blockade of the Lachin corridor. #UnblockArtsakh #TheRoadofLife

#Christmas time in #Artsakh under blockade. The humanitarian crisis in Artsakh is becoming more severe as the import of all types of goods continues to be blocked for almost a month now as a result of #Azerbaijan’s blockade of the Lachin corridor. #UnblockArtsakh #TheRoadofLife

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26,931 views • 3 years ago

‘Together with 120 000 indigenous Armenians of Artsakh, I’ve been blockaded by Azerbaijan for a week now without any medical, food or energy supplies. I call on the int’l community to raise awareness about the ongoing humanitarian crisis in Artsakh.’ Mary Asatryan, 26 Stepanakert

‘Together with 120 000 indigenous Armenians of Artsakh, I’ve been blockaded by Azerbaijan for a week now without any medical, food or energy supplies. I call on the int’l community to raise awareness about the ongoing humanitarian crisis in Artsakh.’ Mary Asatryan, 26 Stepanakert

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Gev Iskajyan (Gev Iskajyan) is in Goris, Armenia, monitoring the situation. Currently, nearly 100,000 Armenians from Artsakh, who were forcibly displaced, have arrived in Armenia. A significant humanitarian crisis is anticipated in Armenia, with a multitude of challenges that these Armenians from Artsakh are expected to face. Humanitarian aid is of utmost importance, as is border security, and sanctions on Azerbaijan, as we work to stop the escalation of this second Armenian Genocide. To take action now, visit #120000Reasons #SanctionAzerbaijan #SOSArtsakh #StopAliyev

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After the ethnic cleansing of Artsakh, the Azeri regime is still holding onto the civilian political leadership of Artsakh: its prior presidents, ministers, and parliament members, as well as dozens of others as hostages to coerce further territorial concessions from Armenia. The regime threatens to invade Armenia if they don't cede several towns and villages inside Armenia's territorial boundaries. Today, Azerbaijani bulldozers are destroying what remains of Armenian heritage in Artsakh. If left without international support, the Armenian Genocide of 1915 will be finalized in the coming weeks and months. We must act now to hold Azerbaijan accountable by calling for the release of the hostages and enforcing sanctions until a safe and viable path for the return of the indigenous Armenians to Artsakh is achieved. Though today we commemorate the 109th anniversary of the beginning of the Armenian Genocide, the plight of the Armenians is not over – and we must recommit ourselves to end the ethnic cleansing and defend Armenians’ right to self-determination.

After the ethnic cleansing of Artsakh, the Azeri regime is still holding onto the civilian political leadership of Artsakh: its prior presidents, ministers, and parliament members, as well as dozens of others as hostages to coerce further territorial concessions from Armenia. The regime threatens to invade Armenia if they don't cede several towns and villages inside Armenia's territorial boundaries. Today, Azerbaijani bulldozers are destroying what remains of Armenian heritage in Artsakh. If left without international support, the Armenian Genocide of 1915 will be finalized in the coming weeks and months. We must act now to hold Azerbaijan accountable by calling for the release of the hostages and enforcing sanctions until a safe and viable path for the return of the indigenous Armenians to Artsakh is achieved. Though today we commemorate the 109th anniversary of the beginning of the Armenian Genocide, the plight of the Armenians is not over – and we must recommit ourselves to end the ethnic cleansing and defend Armenians’ right to self-determination.

Robert F. Kennedy Jr

621,346 views • 2 years ago

The Artsakh blockade continues and so we must continue to let the world know that Armenians in Nagorno-Karabagh are in dire need of basic necessities and are starving. Please reshare this video, take action via the blockade petitions we’ve posted to urge our representatives to sanction Azerbaijan and help bring an end to this humanitarian catastrophe. Thanks to @araksyakarapetyan and FOX 11 Los Angeles for the interview. #stopartsakhblockade Take Action US - Take Action UK - Take Action Canada -

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39,269 views • 3 years ago

🇦🇲🇷🇺🇦🇿 Solovyov to a Ukrainian pro-Azerbaijani expert: "So you are against Artsakh? Are you aware that Artsakh is the land where Armenians have always lived. Even on the territory of modern Yerevan there were periods when Armenians were not there, but on the land of Artsakh Armenians have always been there. The only way to resolve this conflict, if not peacefully, is to destroy all the Armenians who live in Artsakh. These are people who cultivated the land, worked as teachers, and so on. Then the war came to them, and at that point these people stood up and were forced to defend themselves."

🇦🇲🇷🇺🇦🇿 Solovyov to a Ukrainian pro-Azerbaijani expert: "So you are against Artsakh? Are you aware that Artsakh is the land where Armenians have always lived. Even on the territory of modern Yerevan there were periods when Armenians were not there, but on the land of Artsakh Armenians have always been there. The only way to resolve this conflict, if not peacefully, is to destroy all the Armenians who live in Artsakh. These are people who cultivated the land, worked as teachers, and so on. Then the war came to them, and at that point these people stood up and were forced to defend themselves."

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13,812 views • 7 months ago

For 47 days now, 120K people in #Artsakh/ #NagornoKarabakh — of which 30K are children — remain under a blockade by Azerbaijan. We need more international engagement and pressure to force Azerbaijan to put an end to this inhuman blockade and open the corridor.

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41,833 views • 3 years ago

Christian genocide is happening in right now. The 120,000 innocent Christian Armenians trapped in Artsakh as a result of Azerbaijan’s cruel nine-month-long blockade have been forcefully exiled, ethnically cleansed from their ancestral Christian land. The same genocide is happening now in the first nation that accepted Christianity as a state religion. As Christians, it's imperative that we take action by tagging Presidents and Senators to cease funding Azerbaijan and Turkey, where Christians are being persecuted. Do not let them suffer in silence! ✝️🙏🏻

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This is what Christians in Armenia went through before their ethnic cleansing from their Christian homeland of Artsakh. They were blockaded for 9 months, facing starvation and lack of medicine, which resulted in many deaths. After the blockade, Azerbaijan and Turkey ethnically cleansed over 120,000 Christians from Artsakh. Now, they are destroying and converting the churches there, which have been safeguarded for centuries by Christians. During this genocide against the first Christian nation, the United States has been sending and continues to send military aid to Azerbaijan, which is responsible for killing Christians. This should be stopped to prevent Christianity from being erased from the map.🙏🏻✝️ President Donald J. Trump The White House EWTN News Nightly

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Christian Alliance League

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During a Q&A session today, National Assembly Speaker Alen Simonyan was questioned by Artsakh journalist Anna Mekunts about the future of Artsakh Armenians and his choice of terminology when referring to the region. Mekunts asked Simonyan when she and others could return to their homeland, Artsakh. “When it is safe,” Simonyan responded. She then pressed him on why he refers to the region as “Karabakh” instead of Artsakh. “Don’t you say ‘Karabakh’? Don’t you say that ‘we are Karabakhtsis, Karabakh Armenians’?” Simonyan retorted. “I am a politician, and I oppose any foreign citizen calling one of my cities by a Turkish or Azerbaijani name. I must uphold a politician’s ethics.” When reminded that he had previously called it Artsakh, Simonyan admitted, “I was making a mistake.” The exchange escalated when Simonyan accused the people of Artsakh of not staying and fighting during Azerbaijan’s September 2023 attack. “When you left, it wasn’t safe. But you could have stayed and fought to the end. Yet, you left,” he said, repeatedly insisting, “You should have fought.” His comments sparked immediate backlash, given the overwhelming military disparity and the mass displacement of over 100,000 Artsakh Armenians following Azerbaijan’s full-scale assault. Notably, on September 23, 2020—just days before the Second Artsakh War—Simonyan, then an MP, posted a photo on Facebook with the caption: “Berkaber Artsakh. Aknan (now under Azerbaijani occupation) is my homeland…” His remarks today raise further questions about the Armenian government’s stance on Artsakh’s future and its accountability for the region’s loss.

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🇺🇸 Rep. Frank Pallone Calls for Peace & Self-Determination For Artsakh Armenians 🇦🇲 Amid Azerbaijani Hostilities ➖➖➖ During a joint press conference following their return from COP29 in Baku, Azerbaijan, Rep. Frank Pallone and Senator Ed Markey recounted their harrowing experiences and reiterated their urgent calls for the release of Armenian prisoners—a stance that made them targets of the Azerbaijani regime. Rep. Pallone laid out his vision for a peaceful resolution in Artsakh, stressing the right of displaced Armenians to return and reclaim their homes. “Ideally, I would like to see the people from Artsakh, I use Artsakh, going back, right, being able to reclaim their property, and if they want to stay, being able to stay. That can only happen if this antagonism, if there’s a peace agreement, if this antagonism ends,” Pallone stated. He underscored the importance of self-determination and protection of rights for Armenians who choose to return, adding, “I think there should be some kind of self-determination, or, you know, rights that they would have to maintain in Artsakh if they go back.” Pallone also highlighted the obstacles posed by Azerbaijani President Aliyev’s actions, noting, “But there’s no reason why we can’t get back to that, right, in some form, but it’s not gonna happen when, you know, someone like Aliyev is, you know, blowing up the ship every day.”

🇺🇸 Rep. Frank Pallone Calls for Peace & Self-Determination For Artsakh Armenians 🇦🇲 Amid Azerbaijani Hostilities ➖➖➖ During a joint press conference following their return from COP29 in Baku, Azerbaijan, Rep. Frank Pallone and Senator Ed Markey recounted their harrowing experiences and reiterated their urgent calls for the release of Armenian prisoners—a stance that made them targets of the Azerbaijani regime. Rep. Pallone laid out his vision for a peaceful resolution in Artsakh, stressing the right of displaced Armenians to return and reclaim their homes. “Ideally, I would like to see the people from Artsakh, I use Artsakh, going back, right, being able to reclaim their property, and if they want to stay, being able to stay. That can only happen if this antagonism, if there’s a peace agreement, if this antagonism ends,” Pallone stated. He underscored the importance of self-determination and protection of rights for Armenians who choose to return, adding, “I think there should be some kind of self-determination, or, you know, rights that they would have to maintain in Artsakh if they go back.” Pallone also highlighted the obstacles posed by Azerbaijani President Aliyev’s actions, noting, “But there’s no reason why we can’t get back to that, right, in some form, but it’s not gonna happen when, you know, someone like Aliyev is, you know, blowing up the ship every day.”

Zartonk Media

13,857 views • 1 year ago

Artsakh is in a humanitarian catastrophe. Azerbaijan has blocked humanitarian supplies since June 15 and even prevented the transport of critically ill people by the Red Cross since July 11. This constitutes a real genocide. The international community remains silent, and Azerbaijan ignores court decisions and appeals. The Russian peacekeeping contingent cannot ensure communication as agreed. We urgently need a humanitarian air corridor for the 120,000 residents, including 30,000 children and 20,000 elderly. We ask international organizations like the American Red Cross, UNICEF, UN Population Fund, and FAO to open an air corridor for assistance in #Artsakh/ #NagornoKarabakh.

Artsakh is in a humanitarian catastrophe. Azerbaijan has blocked humanitarian supplies since June 15 and even prevented the transport of critically ill people by the Red Cross since July 11. This constitutes a real genocide. The international community remains silent, and Azerbaijan ignores court decisions and appeals. The Russian peacekeeping contingent cannot ensure communication as agreed. We urgently need a humanitarian air corridor for the 120,000 residents, including 30,000 children and 20,000 elderly. We ask international organizations like the American Red Cross, UNICEF, UN Population Fund, and FAO to open an air corridor for assistance in #Artsakh/ #NagornoKarabakh.

Ruben Vardanyan

27,525 views • 3 years ago

34 years have passed since the Maragha Massacre. April 10, 1992 marks the Maragha Massacre. Azerbaijani forces attacked the Armenian-populated village of Maragha in Artsakh, brutally killing nearly 100 civilians, including children, women, and the elderly. Many were tortured, taken hostage, or never seen again. This atrocity must never be forgotten. We honor the victims and continue to demand justice and accountability. Azerbaijan’s campaign of ethnic cleansing did not end in 1992. It continued with the complete forced displacement of the Armenian population of Artsakh in 2023. Under the control of an authoritarian regime, the indigenous Armenians of Artsakh have been forcibly displaced from their ancestral homeland and are still prevented from returning.

34 years have passed since the Maragha Massacre. April 10, 1992 marks the Maragha Massacre. Azerbaijani forces attacked the Armenian-populated village of Maragha in Artsakh, brutally killing nearly 100 civilians, including children, women, and the elderly. Many were tortured, taken hostage, or never seen again. This atrocity must never be forgotten. We honor the victims and continue to demand justice and accountability. Azerbaijan’s campaign of ethnic cleansing did not end in 1992. It continued with the complete forced displacement of the Armenian population of Artsakh in 2023. Under the control of an authoritarian regime, the indigenous Armenians of Artsakh have been forcibly displaced from their ancestral homeland and are still prevented from returning.

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When someone asks why the UN is an ineffective, irrelevant, spineless institution parasiting on global tax-payers money and doing nothing, please show them this video. The UN mission drives towards empty Stepanakert. When there was constant calls for their intervention during and after 9 months of genocidal blockade of Lachin Corridor, it appeared UN didn’t even exist with their pin drop silence and inaction on this issue. When the total exodus and ethnic cleansing of Artsakh Armenians got completed, they’ve arrived to take the stock of situation in Artsakh in order to secure the rights of those Armenians (who are actually no more stationed in Artsakh while leaving behind their home and the graves of their loved ones).

When someone asks why the UN is an ineffective, irrelevant, spineless institution parasiting on global tax-payers money and doing nothing, please show them this video. The UN mission drives towards empty Stepanakert. When there was constant calls for their intervention during and after 9 months of genocidal blockade of Lachin Corridor, it appeared UN didn’t even exist with their pin drop silence and inaction on this issue. When the total exodus and ethnic cleansing of Artsakh Armenians got completed, they’ve arrived to take the stock of situation in Artsakh in order to secure the rights of those Armenians (who are actually no more stationed in Artsakh while leaving behind their home and the graves of their loved ones).

Rananjay Anand

56,672 views • 2 years ago

🚨🚨 "It is important for Canada to play a very important diplomatic role in the region, as the region and particularly Armenians, are facing a real threat in Artsakh [...] you can count on me!" - Minister Mélanie Joly. Armenian-Canadians are indeed counting on Minister Joly to ensure that Canada stands on the right side of history and does everything possible to address Azerbaijan's genocidal aggression in Artsakh and uphold the indigenous Armenian population's fundamental rights and security. #OpenArtsakh #StopAzerbaijaniAggression

🚨🚨 "It is important for Canada to play a very important diplomatic role in the region, as the region and particularly Armenians, are facing a real threat in Artsakh [...] you can count on me!" - Minister Mélanie Joly. Armenian-Canadians are indeed counting on Minister Joly to ensure that Canada stands on the right side of history and does everything possible to address Azerbaijan's genocidal aggression in Artsakh and uphold the indigenous Armenian population's fundamental rights and security. #OpenArtsakh #StopAzerbaijaniAggression

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18,505 views • 3 years ago

Thousands of people went to the streets in Yerevan, calling foreign Ambassadors, international organization to pressure on Azerbaijan and make Aliyev open Lachin corridor which is #Roadoflife for 120K ppl who are in a total blockade in #Artsakh.

Thousands of people went to the streets in Yerevan, calling foreign Ambassadors, international organization to pressure on Azerbaijan and make Aliyev open Lachin corridor which is #Roadoflife for 120K ppl who are in a total blockade in #Artsakh.

Tatevik Hayrapetyan

27,388 views • 3 years ago

Today, the UN has sent a mission to Artsakh (Nagorno-Karabagh) for the first time in nearly 30 years. On Friday, the U.N. spokesperson Stephane Dujarric told reporters that a team of about a dozen people led by the UN’s humanitarian affairs department would assess the needs of people who had remained in the territory and those who were on the move. The focus would be on humanitarian and also, as part of that on issues of protection, he added. This situation vividly illustrates the ineffectiveness and operational incapacity of the United Nations as an institution. The UN and the international community disregarded the dire situation in Artsakh, which endured a nearly 10-month-long blockade and famine. They failed to take any preventive measures to curb Azerbaijan's aggressive policy, ultimately leading to the offensive agianst Artsakh by Azerbaijan and the forced displacement of all Artsakh Armenians. Therefore, sending a mission to Artsakh when it has been entirely emptied and there is no local population, not only has no value, but also serves as a pure manifestation of hypocrisy and falsehood of so-called humanitarian values.

Today, the UN has sent a mission to Artsakh (Nagorno-Karabagh) for the first time in nearly 30 years. On Friday, the U.N. spokesperson Stephane Dujarric told reporters that a team of about a dozen people led by the UN’s humanitarian affairs department would assess the needs of people who had remained in the territory and those who were on the move. The focus would be on humanitarian and also, as part of that on issues of protection, he added. This situation vividly illustrates the ineffectiveness and operational incapacity of the United Nations as an institution. The UN and the international community disregarded the dire situation in Artsakh, which endured a nearly 10-month-long blockade and famine. They failed to take any preventive measures to curb Azerbaijan's aggressive policy, ultimately leading to the offensive agianst Artsakh by Azerbaijan and the forced displacement of all Artsakh Armenians. Therefore, sending a mission to Artsakh when it has been entirely emptied and there is no local population, not only has no value, but also serves as a pure manifestation of hypocrisy and falsehood of so-called humanitarian values.

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49,900 views • 2 years ago