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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.
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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.

Robert F. Kennedy Jr

621,580 просмотров • 2 лет назад

Kamo - an ethnic Armenian resident of Garabagh explains in fluent Azerbaijani how he is being taken care of by Azerbaijani doctors, nurses & social workers 24/7. That’s the spirit of #Azerbaijan, treating all minorities with utmost respect & care. And that’s what we were offering to Garabagh Armenians - a peaceful life as citizens of Azerbaijan with all rights and security guarantees. Glad that Kamo decided to stay.
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Kamo - an ethnic Armenian resident of Garabagh explains in fluent Azerbaijani how he is being taken care of by Azerbaijani doctors, nurses & social workers 24/7. That’s the spirit of #Azerbaijan, treating all minorities with utmost respect & care. And that’s what we were offering to Garabagh Armenians - a peaceful life as citizens of Azerbaijan with all rights and security guarantees. Glad that Kamo decided to stay.

Nasimi Aghayev🇦🇿

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Following the ethnic cleansing of 120,000 Christian Armenians from their ancestral homeland of Artsakh, these persecuted Christians have found refuge in the embrace of Armenia. Regrettably, amidst this humanitarian crisis, the United States has been seen supporting Azerbaijan, the orchestrator of this ethically troubling cleansing of Christians from the region. Recently, Congressman Brad Sherman has pressed Secretary of State Antony Blinken to provide aid to Artsakh refugees now living in Armenia. As Christians, we are called upon to extend our hands in mercy and succor to those who suffer. The United States, guided by principles of compassion and human rights, should extend its assistance to alleviate the suffering of these displaced Christians.🙏🏻
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Following the ethnic cleansing of 120,000 Christian Armenians from their ancestral homeland of Artsakh, these persecuted Christians have found refuge in the embrace of Armenia. Regrettably, amidst this humanitarian crisis, the United States has been seen supporting Azerbaijan, the orchestrator of this ethically troubling cleansing of Christians from the region. Recently, Congressman Brad Sherman has pressed Secretary of State Antony Blinken to provide aid to Artsakh refugees now living in Armenia. As Christians, we are called upon to extend our hands in mercy and succor to those who suffer. The United States, guided by principles of compassion and human rights, should extend its assistance to alleviate the suffering of these displaced Christians.🙏🏻

Christian Alliance League

66,133 просмотров • 2 лет назад

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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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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Israeli forces struck a residential building in Bourj Hammoud – the heart of Lebanon's Armenian community. This comes just days after U.S.-Israeli forces hit a residential complex in Iran's Majidieh district – also home to a significant Armenian community. Bourj Hammoud was founded by survivors of the Armenian Genocide – and was a place where Armenian culture & identity were able to flourish in the wake of the attempted destruction of our nation. Over the course of the century, Beirut became a global center of Armenian culture, language, education, and diaspora life. During the Lebanese Civil War, Armenians organized self-defense units in Bourj Hammoud to preserve their neutrality, protect the community, and prevent any force from capturing the district. During the Syrian Civil War, Bourj Hammoud became a critical refuge for Armenians fleeing Aleppo. During the 2006 Israeli assault on Lebanon, Bourj Hammoud's Armenian schools, churches & community centers offered food and shelter for refugees from across the country. And following the 2020 Beirut Port Explosion – which hit Bourj Hammoud hard – the Armenian community rallied to provide humanitarian relief & shelter to those impacted. At its peak before the civil war, Armenians made up close to 10% of Lebanon's population. Today, less than half remain. As the illegal U.S.-Israeli war of aggression against Iran destabilizes the entire region – our communities across the Middle East face a threat to their very existence.
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Israeli forces struck a residential building in Bourj Hammoud – the heart of Lebanon's Armenian community. This comes just days after U.S.-Israeli forces hit a residential complex in Iran's Majidieh district – also home to a significant Armenian community. Bourj Hammoud was founded by survivors of the Armenian Genocide – and was a place where Armenian culture & identity were able to flourish in the wake of the attempted destruction of our nation. Over the course of the century, Beirut became a global center of Armenian culture, language, education, and diaspora life. During the Lebanese Civil War, Armenians organized self-defense units in Bourj Hammoud to preserve their neutrality, protect the community, and prevent any force from capturing the district. During the Syrian Civil War, Bourj Hammoud became a critical refuge for Armenians fleeing Aleppo. During the 2006 Israeli assault on Lebanon, Bourj Hammoud's Armenian schools, churches & community centers offered food and shelter for refugees from across the country. And following the 2020 Beirut Port Explosion – which hit Bourj Hammoud hard – the Armenian community rallied to provide humanitarian relief & shelter to those impacted. At its peak before the civil war, Armenians made up close to 10% of Lebanon's population. Today, less than half remain. As the illegal U.S.-Israeli war of aggression against Iran destabilizes the entire region – our communities across the Middle East face a threat to their very existence.

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BREAKING: Former U.S. Presidential Candidate Vivek Ramaswamy Calls Out The United States For Staying Silent & Funding Azerbaijan’s Genocide In Artsakh 🇺🇸🇦🇲 ➖➖➖ Former U.S. Presidential Candidate Vivek Ramaswamy calls out the United States for remaining silent and funding Azerbaijan’s genocide and ethnic cleansing of over 120,000 ethnic Armenians from Artsakh (Nagorno-Karabakh). Ramaswamy criticized the United States' selective intervention around the world, describing it as a “product of incoherent foreign policy coming out from both political parties” (Democratic and Republican Party). Ramaswamy made these comments on the PBD Podcast, hosted by Armenian-American entrepreneur Patrick Bet-David. 🎥 PBD Podcast
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BREAKING: Former U.S. Presidential Candidate Vivek Ramaswamy Calls Out The United States For Staying Silent & Funding Azerbaijan’s Genocide In Artsakh 🇺🇸🇦🇲 ➖➖➖ Former U.S. Presidential Candidate Vivek Ramaswamy calls out the United States for remaining silent and funding Azerbaijan’s genocide and ethnic cleansing of over 120,000 ethnic Armenians from Artsakh (Nagorno-Karabakh). Ramaswamy criticized the United States' selective intervention around the world, describing it as a “product of incoherent foreign policy coming out from both political parties” (Democratic and Republican Party). Ramaswamy made these comments on the PBD Podcast, hosted by Armenian-American entrepreneur Patrick Bet-David. 🎥 PBD Podcast

Zartonk Media

113,557 просмотров • 2 лет назад

🇺🇸 U.S. Senators At #COP29 In Baku Call For Release Of Prisoners & Right Of Return Of Armenians To Artsakh 🇦🇲 ➖➖➖ U.S. Senators Sheldon Whitehouse and Ed Markey expressed strong support for Armenia at the COP29 climate summit in Baku, Azerbaijan. The senators emphasized their commitment to addressing the challenges facing Armenians, particularly concerning political prisoners and the right of return. Their remarks were in response to a question from a Baku TV reporter, who asked why the United States has not imposed sanctions on Armenia. Senator Whitehouse responded, “Senator Markey and I support Armenia, both of us. We are very regretful that the dislocation of so many Armenians has taken place. To put it mildly, I’m far from convinced that Armenians are to blame for that. And I don’t want to dwell in the home of my hosts on human rights issues. But if that were to be the topic, I would not be very complimentary.” Senator Markey continued, “We believe that the political prisoners should be released. We believe there should be a right of return of Armenians to Nagorno-Karabakh. And we believe that there should be a peace treaty between Azerbaijan and Armenia. Our hope is that it’s negotiated soon so that these issues can be resolved, including the issue of a capacity to have a road that can be traversed through Armenia by Azerbaijan. But it all has to be part of a negotiated treaty. My hope is that that will be the case. But as Sheldon (Whitehouse) said, you know, we ultimately need to make sure that those prisoners are released and that there is a right to return peacefully by Armenian people to Nagorno-Karabakh.”
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🇺🇸 U.S. Senators At #COP29 In Baku Call For Release Of Prisoners & Right Of Return Of Armenians To Artsakh 🇦🇲 ➖➖➖ U.S. Senators Sheldon Whitehouse and Ed Markey expressed strong support for Armenia at the COP29 climate summit in Baku, Azerbaijan. The senators emphasized their commitment to addressing the challenges facing Armenians, particularly concerning political prisoners and the right of return. Their remarks were in response to a question from a Baku TV reporter, who asked why the United States has not imposed sanctions on Armenia. Senator Whitehouse responded, “Senator Markey and I support Armenia, both of us. We are very regretful that the dislocation of so many Armenians has taken place. To put it mildly, I’m far from convinced that Armenians are to blame for that. And I don’t want to dwell in the home of my hosts on human rights issues. But if that were to be the topic, I would not be very complimentary.” Senator Markey continued, “We believe that the political prisoners should be released. We believe there should be a right of return of Armenians to Nagorno-Karabakh. And we believe that there should be a peace treaty between Azerbaijan and Armenia. Our hope is that it’s negotiated soon so that these issues can be resolved, including the issue of a capacity to have a road that can be traversed through Armenia by Azerbaijan. But it all has to be part of a negotiated treaty. My hope is that that will be the case. But as Sheldon (Whitehouse) said, you know, we ultimately need to make sure that those prisoners are released and that there is a right to return peacefully by Armenian people to Nagorno-Karabakh.”

Zartonk Media

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I’m here in #Armenia, on the border with #Azerbaijan — with the Lachin Corridor behind me. This was the site or the ethnic cleansing of 120,000 Armenian Christians. This corridor once connected Armenia proper to Nagorno-Karabakh, or #Artsakh — a part of ancient Armenia, the first nation to adopt Christianity in 301 AD. For nine months, Azerbaijan blockaded this road, cutting off all food and supplies causing a severe humanitarian disaster. Then in September 2023, backed by #Turkey, Azerbaijan launched a military assault — forcing 120,000 Armenian Christian to flee their ancestral homeland. This was ethnic cleansing. Yesterday, I sat with a young to woman whose sister was horrifically tortured and killed — with the video shared online by Azeri soldiers. I heard a similar story about a young man. Despite a verbal peace agreement, Azerbaijan keeps adding new conditions. And every night, they fire across the border at Armenian homes — even near international observers. The U.S. and international community must act — to stand with Armenia and make clear that it should not be forced to give up one more inch of land. We also need to help residents of Artsakh rebuild their lives and demand Azerbaijan release all the Artsakh prisoners. And we must ensure that Armenian Christians are never again subjected to persecution or victims of genocide or ethnic cleansing.
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I’m here in #Armenia, on the border with #Azerbaijan — with the Lachin Corridor behind me. This was the site or the ethnic cleansing of 120,000 Armenian Christians. This corridor once connected Armenia proper to Nagorno-Karabakh, or #Artsakh — a part of ancient Armenia, the first nation to adopt Christianity in 301 AD. For nine months, Azerbaijan blockaded this road, cutting off all food and supplies causing a severe humanitarian disaster. Then in September 2023, backed by #Turkey, Azerbaijan launched a military assault — forcing 120,000 Armenian Christian to flee their ancestral homeland. This was ethnic cleansing. Yesterday, I sat with a young to woman whose sister was horrifically tortured and killed — with the video shared online by Azeri soldiers. I heard a similar story about a young man. Despite a verbal peace agreement, Azerbaijan keeps adding new conditions. And every night, they fire across the border at Armenian homes — even near international observers. The U.S. and international community must act — to stand with Armenia and make clear that it should not be forced to give up one more inch of land. We also need to help residents of Artsakh rebuild their lives and demand Azerbaijan release all the Artsakh prisoners. And we must ensure that Armenian Christians are never again subjected to persecution or victims of genocide or ethnic cleansing.

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According to reports, during the #COP29 conference in Azerbaijan, footballer Ronaldinho was gifted a carpet presented as #Azerbaijan|i, but actually #Armenia|n, which was most likely stolen from #Artsakh after the 2023 ethnic cleansing. It is also possible that it is a counterfeit of the original. The screenshot features an original and quintessential Armenian element.

Ararat Petrosyan

27,057 просмотров • 1 год назад

🇺🇸 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.”
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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.”

Zartonk Media

13,857 просмотров • 1 год назад

Results of today’s meeting of Azerbaijani gov. reps with reps of ethnic Armenians in Garabagh region of #Azerbaijan: ✅ It has been proposed to organize the healthcare services in the field hospital to be built near Khankendi/Khojaly jointly by Azerbaijani and Armenian medical staff. ✅ Joint mobile medical teams consisting of medical workers of Azerbaijani and Armenian origin to provide services to people living alone in remote villages. ✅ A mobile food supply service consisting of Azerbaijani and Armenian service personnel ✅ Necessary medical assistance to persons suffering from chronic diseases or are in need of special surgery ✅ The proposal to organize visits of civil society representatives and activists of Armenian origin living in Garabagh to Baku or other cities of Azerbaijan was emphasized. ✅ Establishment of a joint working group ✅ It was noted that lone and elderly residents of Armenian origin who were found in some residential areas were being provided with medical assistance. It was suggested that conditions be created for representatives of ICRC to meet with such persons, hand them over to their family members or relevant medical institutions. ✅ The next meeting to be held soon.
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Results of today’s meeting of Azerbaijani gov. reps with reps of ethnic Armenians in Garabagh region of #Azerbaijan: ✅ It has been proposed to organize the healthcare services in the field hospital to be built near Khankendi/Khojaly jointly by Azerbaijani and Armenian medical staff. ✅ Joint mobile medical teams consisting of medical workers of Azerbaijani and Armenian origin to provide services to people living alone in remote villages. ✅ A mobile food supply service consisting of Azerbaijani and Armenian service personnel ✅ Necessary medical assistance to persons suffering from chronic diseases or are in need of special surgery ✅ The proposal to organize visits of civil society representatives and activists of Armenian origin living in Garabagh to Baku or other cities of Azerbaijan was emphasized. ✅ Establishment of a joint working group ✅ It was noted that lone and elderly residents of Armenian origin who were found in some residential areas were being provided with medical assistance. It was suggested that conditions be created for representatives of ICRC to meet with such persons, hand them over to their family members or relevant medical institutions. ✅ The next meeting to be held soon.

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32,236 просмотров • 3 лет назад

Pro-Armenian Congressman Frank Pallone Arrives In Baku For COP29, Faces Hostile Protests & Government-Backed Manipulation ➖➖➖ Pro-Armenian U.S. Congressman Frank Pallone has arrived in Baku, Azerbaijan, for the UN COP29 climate summit, stepping into a tense and hostile environment, reports Zartonk Media. Upon Pallone’s arrival, he was surrounded and harassed by pro-government pseudo-journalists who hurled politically charged questions unrelated to the climate agenda. Outside, protesters demanded his deportation, holding signs and chanting slogans such as “Pallone apologize or get out!” Azerbaijani police allowed these demonstrations to proceed while ignoring escalating hostility—clear evidence that the protests were orchestrated and sanctioned by the regime. This coordinated campaign is part of a broader Azerbaijani government propaganda effort aimed at discrediting Pallone and other advocates for Armenian rights, raising serious concerns about the safety of U.S. officials and supporters of Armenian causes abroad. The situation further calls into question the credibility and impartiality of COP29, as Azerbaijan appears more focused on political posturing than genuine climate discussions. Pallone, a prominent advocate for Armenian issues and co-chair of the Armenian Congressional Caucus, is well-known for his strong stance against Azerbaijan’s aggression and human rights abuses. As the ranking member of the U.S. House Energy and Commerce Committee and a member of the House Renewable Energy and Energy Efficiency Caucus, his presence at COP29 underscores the intersection of political tensions and environmental discussions. “It is outrageous for a foreign dictatorship to try to bully and intimidate an American legislator, simply standing up for human rights,” said Aram Hamparian, Executive Director of Armenian National Committee of America (ANCA) to Zartonk Media. ➖ Before his visit, Pallone reaffirmed his commitment to climate action, stating in a post on X: “The United States must remain a leader in the global fight to combat the worsening climate crisis. Now more than ever, I look forward to attending the COP29 climate conference to demonstrate that America is still in this fight.” His arrival underscored the political tensions undermining the climate conference’s integrity. Azerbaijan has used COP29 as a platform for political maneuvering instead of genuine climate dialogue. Government-sanctioned demonstrations against Pallone’s pro-Armenian stance exemplify Azerbaijan’s efforts to silence dissent and manipulate international platforms. Azerbaijani state media and pro-government NGOs further fueled tensions by making baseless accusations against Pallone’s guards, alleging violence and misconduct—tactics aimed at deflecting attention from Azerbaijan’s own human rights abuses. The regime’s claims of “inclusive dialogue” are clearly a facade, as dissent is met with repression and harassment. Pallone’s participation at COP29, combined with his advocacy for Artsakh Armenians, highlights Azerbaijan’s misuse of international forums and underscores the need for global accountability for its war crimes, hostilities, and oppression of Armenians in Artsakh. In a letter to the U.S. State Department, Pallone and 60 pro-Armenian lawmakers emphasized holding Azerbaijan accountable for its actions and illegal occupation of Armenian territories. The treatment of Congressman Pallone at COP29 demonstrates Azerbaijan’s ongoing efforts to weaponize international platforms and suppress legitimate discourse. Protests outside his hotel, the targeting of his security detail, and state-sanctioned harassment expose the true nature of this “climate summit”: a platform for propaganda and repression. The world must not remain silent.
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Pro-Armenian Congressman Frank Pallone Arrives In Baku For COP29, Faces Hostile Protests & Government-Backed Manipulation ➖➖➖ Pro-Armenian U.S. Congressman Frank Pallone has arrived in Baku, Azerbaijan, for the UN COP29 climate summit, stepping into a tense and hostile environment, reports Zartonk Media. Upon Pallone’s arrival, he was surrounded and harassed by pro-government pseudo-journalists who hurled politically charged questions unrelated to the climate agenda. Outside, protesters demanded his deportation, holding signs and chanting slogans such as “Pallone apologize or get out!” Azerbaijani police allowed these demonstrations to proceed while ignoring escalating hostility—clear evidence that the protests were orchestrated and sanctioned by the regime. This coordinated campaign is part of a broader Azerbaijani government propaganda effort aimed at discrediting Pallone and other advocates for Armenian rights, raising serious concerns about the safety of U.S. officials and supporters of Armenian causes abroad. The situation further calls into question the credibility and impartiality of COP29, as Azerbaijan appears more focused on political posturing than genuine climate discussions. Pallone, a prominent advocate for Armenian issues and co-chair of the Armenian Congressional Caucus, is well-known for his strong stance against Azerbaijan’s aggression and human rights abuses. As the ranking member of the U.S. House Energy and Commerce Committee and a member of the House Renewable Energy and Energy Efficiency Caucus, his presence at COP29 underscores the intersection of political tensions and environmental discussions. “It is outrageous for a foreign dictatorship to try to bully and intimidate an American legislator, simply standing up for human rights,” said Aram Hamparian, Executive Director of Armenian National Committee of America (ANCA) to Zartonk Media. ➖ Before his visit, Pallone reaffirmed his commitment to climate action, stating in a post on X: “The United States must remain a leader in the global fight to combat the worsening climate crisis. Now more than ever, I look forward to attending the COP29 climate conference to demonstrate that America is still in this fight.” His arrival underscored the political tensions undermining the climate conference’s integrity. Azerbaijan has used COP29 as a platform for political maneuvering instead of genuine climate dialogue. Government-sanctioned demonstrations against Pallone’s pro-Armenian stance exemplify Azerbaijan’s efforts to silence dissent and manipulate international platforms. Azerbaijani state media and pro-government NGOs further fueled tensions by making baseless accusations against Pallone’s guards, alleging violence and misconduct—tactics aimed at deflecting attention from Azerbaijan’s own human rights abuses. The regime’s claims of “inclusive dialogue” are clearly a facade, as dissent is met with repression and harassment. Pallone’s participation at COP29, combined with his advocacy for Artsakh Armenians, highlights Azerbaijan’s misuse of international forums and underscores the need for global accountability for its war crimes, hostilities, and oppression of Armenians in Artsakh. In a letter to the U.S. State Department, Pallone and 60 pro-Armenian lawmakers emphasized holding Azerbaijan accountable for its actions and illegal occupation of Armenian territories. The treatment of Congressman Pallone at COP29 demonstrates Azerbaijan’s ongoing efforts to weaponize international platforms and suppress legitimate discourse. Protests outside his hotel, the targeting of his security detail, and state-sanctioned harassment expose the true nature of this “climate summit”: a platform for propaganda and repression. The world must not remain silent.

Zartonk Media

12,094 просмотров • 1 год назад

George Deek, Israel's Special Envoy to the Christian World, is full of shit and hypocrisy. I have receipts. Yesterday in an interview with Fox News, he said: "We see the ethnic cleansing of the Christians who have been diminished from the 20% of the population of the Middle east to less than 2% of the population today" In 2023, George Deek was the Ambassador of Israel to Azerbaijan during the ethnic cleansing of Artsakh (Nagorno-Karabakh). Israel, Turkey, and Azerbaijan were complicit in that ethnic cleansing, leading to the mass exodus of 150,000 Christian Armenians which saw the indigenous Armenian Christian population drop from 100% to 0%. Not a single Armenian Christian remains on a 2,000-year-old Armenian homeland; destroyed churches, desecrated graves, a historical Christian patrimony on the road to erasure. He didn't do anything to prevent that. On the contrary, he congratulated Aliyev's dictatorial regime in an interview with state-controlled Azeri outlet CaliberAz: "He described his diplomatic mission as deeply meaningful, particularly noting the honor of visiting the territories liberated by Azerbaijan. "It was an honour for me to be the first Israeli ambassador to Karabakh, to see Shusha, Fuzuli, and Kalbajar," Deek said, emphasising the symbolic importance of that visit." Furthermore, earlier this year Israeli FM Gideon Sa'ar dangled the recognition of the Armenian Genocide as a proverbial albeit performative fuck you to Erdogan's regime, only to have the motion removed from the Knesset's agenda, at the behest of Baku: "Azerbaijani President Ilham Aliyev ordered his government to immediately contact Israel following the Knesset’s decision since it was deemed “unfair, does not reflect historical reality, and unacceptable.”" Again, no public statement or visible display of condemnation, let alone outrage from Israel's Special Envoy to the Christian world. George Deek's great-grandmother was a survivor of that very same genocide, which claimed the lives of 1,5 million Armenians. Let that sink in. In conclusion, do not let this hasbara PR stunt fool you. The position of Special Envoy to the Christian world was created for damage control, to rehabilitate Israel's image, and certainly not to build bridges over supposed shared values. As evidenced, George Deek will defend the plight of Christians only if they align with the geopolitical interests of Israel, irrespective of any moral imperative. The ethnically cleansed Armenians of Artsakh are a living testament to that hypocrisy. Sources: - - - - -
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George Deek, Israel's Special Envoy to the Christian World, is full of shit and hypocrisy. I have receipts. Yesterday in an interview with Fox News, he said: "We see the ethnic cleansing of the Christians who have been diminished from the 20% of the population of the Middle east to less than 2% of the population today" In 2023, George Deek was the Ambassador of Israel to Azerbaijan during the ethnic cleansing of Artsakh (Nagorno-Karabakh). Israel, Turkey, and Azerbaijan were complicit in that ethnic cleansing, leading to the mass exodus of 150,000 Christian Armenians which saw the indigenous Armenian Christian population drop from 100% to 0%. Not a single Armenian Christian remains on a 2,000-year-old Armenian homeland; destroyed churches, desecrated graves, a historical Christian patrimony on the road to erasure. He didn't do anything to prevent that. On the contrary, he congratulated Aliyev's dictatorial regime in an interview with state-controlled Azeri outlet CaliberAz: "He described his diplomatic mission as deeply meaningful, particularly noting the honor of visiting the territories liberated by Azerbaijan. "It was an honour for me to be the first Israeli ambassador to Karabakh, to see Shusha, Fuzuli, and Kalbajar," Deek said, emphasising the symbolic importance of that visit." Furthermore, earlier this year Israeli FM Gideon Sa'ar dangled the recognition of the Armenian Genocide as a proverbial albeit performative fuck you to Erdogan's regime, only to have the motion removed from the Knesset's agenda, at the behest of Baku: "Azerbaijani President Ilham Aliyev ordered his government to immediately contact Israel following the Knesset’s decision since it was deemed “unfair, does not reflect historical reality, and unacceptable.”" Again, no public statement or visible display of condemnation, let alone outrage from Israel's Special Envoy to the Christian world. George Deek's great-grandmother was a survivor of that very same genocide, which claimed the lives of 1,5 million Armenians. Let that sink in. In conclusion, do not let this hasbara PR stunt fool you. The position of Special Envoy to the Christian world was created for damage control, to rehabilitate Israel's image, and certainly not to build bridges over supposed shared values. As evidenced, George Deek will defend the plight of Christians only if they align with the geopolitical interests of Israel, irrespective of any moral imperative. The ethnically cleansed Armenians of Artsakh are a living testament to that hypocrisy. Sources: - - - - -

Kegham Balian

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#France will demand the adoption of a resolution within the framework of the #UN Security Council that will create conditions for the return of Nagorno Karabakh #Armenians. This was announced by French Foreign Minister Catherine Colonna during a speech in the Senate. "Azerbaijan planned and organized the exodus of more than 100,000 Armenians from #NagornoKarabakh. This serious crime cannot go unanswered. The conflict between #Armenia and #Azerbaijan can be resolved through negotiations. #Baku must understand that it cannot resort to the use of force" said Colonna. The #French Foreign Minister spoke about the need to protect the historical and cultural rights of the Armenians of Nagorno #Karabakh and the need for a permanent international presence there.
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#France will demand the adoption of a resolution within the framework of the #UN Security Council that will create conditions for the return of Nagorno Karabakh #Armenians. This was announced by French Foreign Minister Catherine Colonna during a speech in the Senate. "Azerbaijan planned and organized the exodus of more than 100,000 Armenians from #NagornoKarabakh. This serious crime cannot go unanswered. The conflict between #Armenia and #Azerbaijan can be resolved through negotiations. #Baku must understand that it cannot resort to the use of force" said Colonna. The #French Foreign Minister spoke about the need to protect the historical and cultural rights of the Armenians of Nagorno #Karabakh and the need for a permanent international presence there.

Robert Ananyan

53,427 просмотров • 2 лет назад

Thirty-seven years have passed since the Kirovabad (Gandzak) pogroms. Beginning on November 21, 1988, Azerbaijani mobs armed with clubs, rebar, knives, and stones carried out a week of organized attacks against the Armenian population of Kirovabad, then the second-largest city of the Azerbaijan SSR, now called Ganja. Armenian homes were raided, residents were hunted through the streets, and entire neighborhoods were terrorized with the explicit objective of cleansing the city of its Armenian presence. In the aftermath, the remaining Armenians were forced to abandon Kirovabad completely. These events were not isolated. They followed the Sumgait pogroms earlier that same year and formed part of a broader pattern of targeted anti-Armenian violence throughout Soviet Azerbaijan. The intent was clear: erase Armenian communities through intimidation, murder, and forced displacement. The same logic continued long after 1988 and reached its most brutal expression in 2023 with the complete depopulation of Artsakh, where more than one hundred thousand Armenians were driven from their ancestral homeland in a matter of days. The world witnessed the culmination of a policy that had been set in motion decades earlier. Remembering Kirovabad is not only an act of historical truth. It is a reminder that the violence of the past is directly connected to the tragedy that unfolded in Artsakh in 2023. The victims were part of the same story of erasure, carried out by the same state and driven by the same ideology. 📷 National Television Archive Bakur Karapetyan, Walking in Torment Anatoly Talashkevich, From Sumgait to Ossetia Grigory Atayan, 1983: Kirovabad on Osipyan
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Thirty-seven years have passed since the Kirovabad (Gandzak) pogroms. Beginning on November 21, 1988, Azerbaijani mobs armed with clubs, rebar, knives, and stones carried out a week of organized attacks against the Armenian population of Kirovabad, then the second-largest city of the Azerbaijan SSR, now called Ganja. Armenian homes were raided, residents were hunted through the streets, and entire neighborhoods were terrorized with the explicit objective of cleansing the city of its Armenian presence. In the aftermath, the remaining Armenians were forced to abandon Kirovabad completely. These events were not isolated. They followed the Sumgait pogroms earlier that same year and formed part of a broader pattern of targeted anti-Armenian violence throughout Soviet Azerbaijan. The intent was clear: erase Armenian communities through intimidation, murder, and forced displacement. The same logic continued long after 1988 and reached its most brutal expression in 2023 with the complete depopulation of Artsakh, where more than one hundred thousand Armenians were driven from their ancestral homeland in a matter of days. The world witnessed the culmination of a policy that had been set in motion decades earlier. Remembering Kirovabad is not only an act of historical truth. It is a reminder that the violence of the past is directly connected to the tragedy that unfolded in Artsakh in 2023. The victims were part of the same story of erasure, carried out by the same state and driven by the same ideology. 📷 National Television Archive Bakur Karapetyan, Walking in Torment Anatoly Talashkevich, From Sumgait to Ossetia Grigory Atayan, 1983: Kirovabad on Osipyan

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Greta Thunberg To Boycott COP29 In Baku, Citing Azerbaijan’s Ethnic Cleansing Of Artsakh Armenians & Fossil Fuel Dependence ➖➖➖ Swedish climate activist Greta Thunberg has announced her decision to boycott the upcoming COP29 climate summit, set to take place in Baku, Azerbaijan, from November 11 to 22, 2024. Thunberg made her statement during a protest in Tbilisi, Georgia, denouncing the UNFCCC’s choice of Azerbaijan as the host for the summit. In her speech, Thunberg criticized the UN’s decision, describing it as “extreme hypocrisy.” She stated, “I am not going to Azerbaijan to COP. It is extreme hypocrisy of the UNFCCC to let yet another authoritarian, petrostate and regime to host the COP. Both for the people in Azerbaijan that the regime are repressing, and the Armenians who the Azerbaijani regime is guilty of ethnic cleansing, and also the climate itself that a country which is so reliant on fossil fuels and is planning to expand the production of fossil fuels gets to host the COP She continued by highlighting Azerbaijan’s reliance on fossil fuels and plans to expand its production, calling the decision “a slap in the face to all the people who are suffering from the climate emergency and from the repression and oppression of the Azerbaijani regime.” Thunberg also pointed out the restrictions on land borders, saying, “The land borders are closed, so I wouldn’t be able to go there, even if I wanted to. Which is insane; that’s something that I’ve heard many Azerbaijanis describe as being kept in a prison.” Her remarks have added to the global discourse surrounding COP29, raising questions about the summit’s choice of host country amid concerns over human rights and environmental policies.
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Greta Thunberg To Boycott COP29 In Baku, Citing Azerbaijan’s Ethnic Cleansing Of Artsakh Armenians & Fossil Fuel Dependence ➖➖➖ Swedish climate activist Greta Thunberg has announced her decision to boycott the upcoming COP29 climate summit, set to take place in Baku, Azerbaijan, from November 11 to 22, 2024. Thunberg made her statement during a protest in Tbilisi, Georgia, denouncing the UNFCCC’s choice of Azerbaijan as the host for the summit. In her speech, Thunberg criticized the UN’s decision, describing it as “extreme hypocrisy.” She stated, “I am not going to Azerbaijan to COP. It is extreme hypocrisy of the UNFCCC to let yet another authoritarian, petrostate and regime to host the COP. Both for the people in Azerbaijan that the regime are repressing, and the Armenians who the Azerbaijani regime is guilty of ethnic cleansing, and also the climate itself that a country which is so reliant on fossil fuels and is planning to expand the production of fossil fuels gets to host the COP She continued by highlighting Azerbaijan’s reliance on fossil fuels and plans to expand its production, calling the decision “a slap in the face to all the people who are suffering from the climate emergency and from the repression and oppression of the Azerbaijani regime.” Thunberg also pointed out the restrictions on land borders, saying, “The land borders are closed, so I wouldn’t be able to go there, even if I wanted to. Which is insane; that’s something that I’ve heard many Azerbaijanis describe as being kept in a prison.” Her remarks have added to the global discourse surrounding COP29, raising questions about the summit’s choice of host country amid concerns over human rights and environmental policies.

Zartonk Media

15,394 просмотров • 1 год назад

Armenian Parliament Speaker Alen Simonyan: "Armenians should build relations with Azerbaijanis, Armenian society should move away from a ‘planet where only Armenians live." "When something about your neighbor is bothering you - be sure that the same issue is bothering them too. When you say that so many of my people have been killed, they also have lost many. There are mothers, too; they love their children the same way, whether the mother is Azerbaijani, Georgian, Armenian, or Russian. We need to move away from this “planet of Armenians.” There is a planet where only Armenians live. And I believe we are a wise people, and we can understand that. And the French and the English, they fought for 100 years. They called each other “frog-eaters” and “pigs.” They hated each other. They are now allies, they build the economy together, and they jointly set the rules. And what are we supposed to do? What is the choice? And doesn’t a person living in Azerbaijan see the Armenian flag? Doesn’t it bother him? Didn’t we kill anyone there? Was the war all one-sided? And why can they, but we can’t? #Armenians and #Azerbaijanis, We must live together, we must trade, and we must talk. We have a lot in common in everyday life and in traditions." Alen Simonyan said in an interview with Radio Van
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Armenian Parliament Speaker Alen Simonyan: "Armenians should build relations with Azerbaijanis, Armenian society should move away from a ‘planet where only Armenians live." "When something about your neighbor is bothering you - be sure that the same issue is bothering them too. When you say that so many of my people have been killed, they also have lost many. There are mothers, too; they love their children the same way, whether the mother is Azerbaijani, Georgian, Armenian, or Russian. We need to move away from this “planet of Armenians.” There is a planet where only Armenians live. And I believe we are a wise people, and we can understand that. And the French and the English, they fought for 100 years. They called each other “frog-eaters” and “pigs.” They hated each other. They are now allies, they build the economy together, and they jointly set the rules. And what are we supposed to do? What is the choice? And doesn’t a person living in Azerbaijan see the Armenian flag? Doesn’t it bother him? Didn’t we kill anyone there? Was the war all one-sided? And why can they, but we can’t? #Armenians and #Azerbaijanis, We must live together, we must trade, and we must talk. We have a lot in common in everyday life and in traditions." Alen Simonyan said in an interview with Radio Van

JAMnews

29,844 просмотров • 3 месяцев назад

Armenian Parliament Speaker Alen Simonyan: "Armenians should build relations with Azerbaijanis, Armenian society should move away from a ‘planet where only Armenians live." "When something about your neighbor is bothering you - be sure that the same issue is bothering them too. When you say that so many of my people have been killed, they also have lost many. There are mothers, too; they love their children the same way, whether the mother is Azerbaijani, Georgian, Armenian, or Russian. We need to move away from this “planet of Armenians.” There is a planet where only Armenians live. And I believe we are a wise people, and we can understand that. And the French and the English, they fought for 100 years. They called each other “frog-eaters” and “pigs.” They hated each other. They are now allies, they build the economy together, and they jointly set the rules. And what are we supposed to do? What is the choice? And doesn’t a person living in Azerbaijan see the Armenian flag? Doesn’t it bother him? Didn’t we kill anyone there? Was the war all one-sided? And why can they, but we can’t? #Armenians and #Azerbaijanis, We must live together, we must trade, and we must talk. We have a lot in common in everyday life and in traditions." Alen Simonyan said in an interview with Radio Van
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Armenian Parliament Speaker Alen Simonyan: "Armenians should build relations with Azerbaijanis, Armenian society should move away from a ‘planet where only Armenians live." "When something about your neighbor is bothering you - be sure that the same issue is bothering them too. When you say that so many of my people have been killed, they also have lost many. There are mothers, too; they love their children the same way, whether the mother is Azerbaijani, Georgian, Armenian, or Russian. We need to move away from this “planet of Armenians.” There is a planet where only Armenians live. And I believe we are a wise people, and we can understand that. And the French and the English, they fought for 100 years. They called each other “frog-eaters” and “pigs.” They hated each other. They are now allies, they build the economy together, and they jointly set the rules. And what are we supposed to do? What is the choice? And doesn’t a person living in Azerbaijan see the Armenian flag? Doesn’t it bother him? Didn’t we kill anyone there? Was the war all one-sided? And why can they, but we can’t? #Armenians and #Azerbaijanis, We must live together, we must trade, and we must talk. We have a lot in common in everyday life and in traditions." Alen Simonyan said in an interview with Radio Van

The Azeri Times

34,057 просмотров • 3 месяцев назад

🚨 UPDATE: Rep. Randy Fine is DEMANDING passage of his legislation to BAN dual citizens from serving in Congress Somalis, Israelis, Guatemalans, Armenians, ALL DUAL CITIZENS, PERIOD! FINE: "We need to pass my bill to stop the invasion of dual citizens in Congress. NOW." He said recently: "Many Democrats are dual citizens of the country that they immigrated from." "Think about it. When you're a citizen of a country, you take an oath of allegiance to that country. How can you serve in the government of the United States if you've pledged allegiance to another country?!" "So it wouldn't preclude you from being an American, but it would say you can't be in Congress." "Now, if you're currently a dual citizen and you want to burn the citizenship of that other country, then you can, but dual citizens should not serve in Congress!" "Well, you want to be an American, great, but you shouldn't be able to be in Congress if you want to be a dual citizen as well."
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🚨 UPDATE: Rep. Randy Fine is DEMANDING passage of his legislation to BAN dual citizens from serving in Congress Somalis, Israelis, Guatemalans, Armenians, ALL DUAL CITIZENS, PERIOD! FINE: "We need to pass my bill to stop the invasion of dual citizens in Congress. NOW." He said recently: "Many Democrats are dual citizens of the country that they immigrated from." "Think about it. When you're a citizen of a country, you take an oath of allegiance to that country. How can you serve in the government of the United States if you've pledged allegiance to another country?!" "So it wouldn't preclude you from being an American, but it would say you can't be in Congress." "Now, if you're currently a dual citizen and you want to burn the citizenship of that other country, then you can, but dual citizens should not serve in Congress!" "Well, you want to be an American, great, but you shouldn't be able to be in Congress if you want to be a dual citizen as well."

Eric Daugherty

225,007 просмотров • 4 месяцев назад

The second UN mission has arrived in Artsakh. The mission's delegation passed through Akna and proceeded in the direction of Askeran-Stepanakert. The previous visit of the UN Mission took place on October 1, a day after Azerbaijan's President Aliyev donated one million USD to the United Nations Human Settlements Program. This mission and the subsequent report it generated raised significant concerns among experts due to its subjectivity and inaccuracies. Most notably, the mission only visited Akna and Stepanakert, neglecting to inspect the villages. Their report claimed no damage to civilian public infrastructure, including hospitals, schools, and housing, as well as cultural and religious structures, despite the photographic proof of civilians being targeted. The mission also failed to document any reports of violence against civilians, both from local interviews and interlocutors, following the latest ceasefire. Additionally, the mission did not report the forced displacement of more than 100,000 Artsakh Armenians, referring to it as an 'exodus.' The report stated that as few as 50 to 1,000 ethnic Armenians remain in the "Karabakh region of Azerbaijan" after more than 100,000 fled in recent days. This second visit could be a chance for the UN to redeem themselves and amend their previous statement to be accurate.
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The second UN mission has arrived in Artsakh. The mission's delegation passed through Akna and proceeded in the direction of Askeran-Stepanakert. The previous visit of the UN Mission took place on October 1, a day after Azerbaijan's President Aliyev donated one million USD to the United Nations Human Settlements Program. This mission and the subsequent report it generated raised significant concerns among experts due to its subjectivity and inaccuracies. Most notably, the mission only visited Akna and Stepanakert, neglecting to inspect the villages. Their report claimed no damage to civilian public infrastructure, including hospitals, schools, and housing, as well as cultural and religious structures, despite the photographic proof of civilians being targeted. The mission also failed to document any reports of violence against civilians, both from local interviews and interlocutors, following the latest ceasefire. Additionally, the mission did not report the forced displacement of more than 100,000 Artsakh Armenians, referring to it as an 'exodus.' The report stated that as few as 50 to 1,000 ethnic Armenians remain in the "Karabakh region of Azerbaijan" after more than 100,000 fled in recent days. This second visit could be a chance for the UN to redeem themselves and amend their previous statement to be accurate.

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35,104 просмотров • 3 лет назад