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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).show more

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RafiwithoneF2 years ago

There’s an even more nefarious purpose. The UN now being used by Azerba*jan to showcase their “humanitarianism” & “tolerance” for the remaining few hundred Armen*ans in Arts*kh. Then they will use this to pressure 🇦🇲 to “reciprocate” with “resettling IDPs” from 🇦🇿 in Sy*nik.

Matthew Witcombe2 years ago

The UN be like "Did we miss the party?"

BedrosGesaratsian ֍Ⓥ🥦🌏2 years ago

The U.N. is a mafia organization. The only difference is the scale of their operations. The U.N. is complicit in this. @UN, You are charlatans, liars, and genocidal criminals. Neither Armenians nor history will forget.

AnSed2 years ago

@PeopleOfAr Maybe they finally went, just to say they were there… to check that box…

David Akopyan2 years ago

So true and I am saying after serving UN 26 years and in the worst crisis zones

Steve2 years ago

There’s one reason only UN wants to be there now to record everything is still standing like churches and cultural sites. Because they know that in few weeks there reliable partner Aliyev will demolish and destroy everything.

Fizuli Jabrayilov2 years ago

Azerbaijan was asking the UN to send a mission for 30 years, and the UN never came when the region was under the Armenian occupation. They did not even bother to check the compliance of Armenia with 4 UNSC resolutions. But finally they came, when the conflict is over

cristina simonian2 years ago

They appeared to ensure that no #Armenians were left and the #EthnicCleansing cleansing caused by #Azerbaijan and the complicity of the #UN and the #UE was a success.

Ruz #StopArmenianGenocide20232 years ago

Couldn’t agree more! Thank you for wording it! #UN must be dissolved. They’re really 🦠

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18,505 views • 3 years ago

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On May 18, 1992, Armenian forces successfully liberated the strategically vital city of Berdzor, establishing a critical link between Armenia and Artsakh. This victory opened the Berdzor Humanitarian Corridor and marked the beginning of the broader liberation of the Kashatagh District. Following the liberation of Shushi on May 13, Armenian forces regrouped near the village of Zarasli, located between Shushi and Berdzor. The area saw a significant deployment of armored units and troops. During this period, contact with Berdzor was lost, and key infrastructure—including the local hospital, school, and government building—was destroyed. On May 17, Armenian forces successfully repelled a major Azerbaijani assault toward Shushi, which involved around 1,000 soldiers, 20 tanks, and various other armored vehicles. The following day, on May 18, the Minister of Defense Vazgen Sargsyan reported that the road to Artsakh was open. In the aftermath, the Berdzor Humanitarian Corridor became a vital route for transporting essential supplies—such as food, fuel, and medicine—from Armenia to Artsakh. However, on December 3, 2022, a group of Azerbaijanis blocked this critical lifeline, known as the Lachin Corridor, under the false pretense of environmental concerns. The road was reopened after more than three hours of negotiations involving Russian peacekeeping forces. Just days later, on December 12, 2022, individuals claiming to be environmental activists obstructed the Shushi-Karin Tak section of the Stepanakert-Goris highway, effectively severing the only route for humanitarian aid to reach Artsakh and its people. On April 23, 2023, Azerbaijani forces escalated tensions further by installing a checkpoint near the Hakari Bridge, tightening control over access to Artsakh. Tragically, on September 19, 2023, following renewed Azerbaijani military aggression, the entire Armenian population of Artsakh was forcibly displaced in an act of ethnic cleansing. But our story does not end here. We will return.

On May 18, 1992, Armenian forces successfully liberated the strategically vital city of Berdzor, establishing a critical link between Armenia and Artsakh. This victory opened the Berdzor Humanitarian Corridor and marked the beginning of the broader liberation of the Kashatagh District. Following the liberation of Shushi on May 13, Armenian forces regrouped near the village of Zarasli, located between Shushi and Berdzor. The area saw a significant deployment of armored units and troops. During this period, contact with Berdzor was lost, and key infrastructure—including the local hospital, school, and government building—was destroyed. On May 17, Armenian forces successfully repelled a major Azerbaijani assault toward Shushi, which involved around 1,000 soldiers, 20 tanks, and various other armored vehicles. The following day, on May 18, the Minister of Defense Vazgen Sargsyan reported that the road to Artsakh was open. In the aftermath, the Berdzor Humanitarian Corridor became a vital route for transporting essential supplies—such as food, fuel, and medicine—from Armenia to Artsakh. However, on December 3, 2022, a group of Azerbaijanis blocked this critical lifeline, known as the Lachin Corridor, under the false pretense of environmental concerns. The road was reopened after more than three hours of negotiations involving Russian peacekeeping forces. Just days later, on December 12, 2022, individuals claiming to be environmental activists obstructed the Shushi-Karin Tak section of the Stepanakert-Goris highway, effectively severing the only route for humanitarian aid to reach Artsakh and its people. On April 23, 2023, Azerbaijani forces escalated tensions further by installing a checkpoint near the Hakari Bridge, tightening control over access to Artsakh. Tragically, on September 19, 2023, following renewed Azerbaijani military aggression, the entire Armenian population of Artsakh was forcibly displaced in an act of ethnic cleansing. But our story does not end here. We will return.

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