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What a shocker : The Ministry of Foreign Affairs of #Ukraine announced that it doesnt recognizes the Presidential Elections of Republic of #Artsakh and called the "territory of #Karabakh" as "Rightful part of #Azerbaijan"

— "The Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Ukraine condemns the so-called "presidential elections", held on September 9 in the territory of Karabakh (the Republic of Azerbaijan).

Conducting the so-called "presidential elections" is contrary to the rules and principles of international law and their results are null and void.

Ukraine once again expresses its support for the sovereignty and territorial integrity of the Republic of Azerbaijan within its internationally recognized borders and stands for a diplomatic settlement of the Karabakh conflict."

Link
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Republic of Azerbaijan within its internationally recognized borders

Faacists backing up each others.

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Not from the Onion : The Rabbinical Center of #Europe (RCE) sends letter to #Armenia’s leadership, demanding the Armenian people “immediately and utterly stop” use of the term genocide when referring to #Azerbaijan’s nearly 9-month long blockade of #Artsakh.

Furthermore, the RCE’s letter blatantly ignores the Armenian Genocide of 1915 by stating “horrifying expressions are only suitable for the intentional, systematic and largest genocide in the history of humanity which was suffered by the Jewish people. The holocaust.”

The RCE also refers to the near 9 month blockade as an internal Azerbaijan “conflict,” and accuses the Armenian people of “incessantly using” the term “genocide” for inappropriate political gain.

Previously, the rabbis of RCE have spoken against the “demonization” of Azerbaijan and referred to Armenia as an “ally of the ayatollahs in #Tehran.”

PS. I never thought to see the day Jewish leaders side with the AlQaeda loving dictator of Azerbaijan against Armenia./Farhad

Strange times....

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The Il-76TD (reg. 4K-AZ40) of #Azerbaijan's Silk Way Airlines today performed a new armament transport flight for Azerbaijan's armed forces. This time, it flew to #Ankara and then landed at #Yevlakh airport, less than 50 km from #Artsakh.

That airport is home to a drone base, whose base was used extensively during the Nagorno-Karabakh war of 2020.

According to unconfirmed reports, the heavy transport aircraft may have brought a new batch of Turkish #Bayraktar TB2 UCAVs.

EU buying gas from Aliyev's dictator paying for these weapons.

#Military #StopAliyev #Politics

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#Brussels or #Washington can make a call to #Aliyev & order him to comply with international #humanitarian laws.

"Strongly supports" or "deeply concerned" statements mean nothing for sadistic #dictator, who is literally subjecting to starvation the entire population of #Artsakh.

#EU renews its call to #Azerbaijan to ensure unrestricted movement of people & goods via #Lachin corridor, in return Azerbaijan provokes & shells #Armenian positions wounding 2 soldiers.
#Armenia #Politics #Fascism

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#Azerbaijani side released a video showing their own ceasefire violations on the contact line.🇦🇿i sniper disabled 3 surveillance cameras belonging to #Artsakh Defense Army of.

The video also shows that there is no return fire on them, & that Artsakh is observing the ceasefire

(Warning, Twitter link)
https://twitter.com/TheScarmind/status/1631617032595570692?s=20

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Is the remedial secession of Nagorno-Karabakh a good idea?

Nerses Kopaylan, Professor of Political Science at the University of Nevada, Las Vegas, talks to CivilNet’s Eric Hacopian about the prospects of Nagorno-Karabakh’s remedial secession from Azerbaijan and whether this would be desirable for the Armenian side. Professor Kopaylan compares and contrasts this outcome with the remedial secession of Kosovo and why this could help deal with the issue of self-determination and sovereignty.

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#armenia #artsakh #politics #region #reportsinenglish

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Confusion over Pashinyan-Aliyev-Putin meeting continues

  • No meeting is planned between the leaders of Armenia, Azerbaijan and Russia on the one year anniversary of the end of the 2020 war, says Russian official.
    • Armenian Defense Minister Arshak Karapetyan has visited Nagorno-Karabakh.
    • The prime minister’s spokesperson Mane Gevorgyan has resigned from her post .

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#armenia #artsakh #dailyarmenia #politics #region #reportsinenglish

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The lessons not learned from the 2020 Karabakh War

Dr. Vicken Cheterian, Professor of International Relations at Switzerland’s Webster University Geneva, speaks to CivilNet’s Emilio Cricchio about the general lack of understanding and understudied nature of Azerbaijan within Armenian society. Dr. Cheterian discusses why there is a gap between local and foreign analysis regarding the conflict, why Azerbaijani public opinion was underestimated by the Armenian side, and why there still seems to be no desire for peace within both Armenia and Azerbaijan.

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Putin refers to Artsakh as Armenia while discussing demining efforts in the region

  • Azerbaijani forces fire upon an Armenian military ambulance in northeastern Karabakh.
    • Russian President Vladimir Putin refers to Artsakh as Armenia when discussing demining efforts in the region.
    • The mannequins and helmets representing dead Armenian soldiers have been removed from Baku’s much criticized Military Trophy Park. ****

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In an unprecedented move, Russian official statement mentions “Nagorno Karabakh Republic”

  • Russia is ready to assist Armenia and Turkey in normalizing relations, says Russian foreign ministry spokesperson.
    • In an unprecedented move, an official Russian Defense Ministry statement mentions the “Nagorno-Karabakh Republic.”
    • The head of the Russian peacekeeping mission in Karabakh General Muradov, has met with the Azerbaijani soldier who crossed the line of contact and was arrested in Martakert town.

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Pashinyan’s five-year plan, now approved, outlines Karabakh priorities

By Mark Dovich

A five-year government plan, approved on Thursday by Armenia’s legislature, officially outlines the Armenian government’s priorities on Karabakh through 2026. It is the first official document approved by the Armenian government to do so since the country’s disastrous defeat to Azerbaijan in last year’s war in and around the region.

In a speech last Wednesday presenting the plan, Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan stressed that “Armenia’s external security, sovereignty, and territorial integrity, a just solution to the Nagorno-Karabakh issue, and the creation of a favorable regional and international atmosphere around Armenia continue to be a priority.”

“Our position is that the full-fledged restoration of the peace negotiation process in the format of the OSCE Minsk Group co-chairmanship is an essential factor in ensuring regional stability and security,” he continued.

The Minsk Group was formed by the Organization for Security and Cooperation in Europe in the 1990s and is meant to encourage peaceful resolution of the conflict between Armenia and Azerbaijan. France, Russia, and the United States chair the group.

The action plan, which lays out the Armenian government’s priorities through 2026, calls for a “just solution to the Nagorno-Karabakh conflict” and repeatedly stresses Yerevan’s desire to resume peace negotiations with Baku through Minsk Group mediation.

The Armenian government “sees a final settlement of the Nagorno-Karabakh conflict under the OSCE Minsk Group co-chairs by clarifying the final status of Nagorno-Karabakh on the basis of known principles and elements,” the plan reads in part.

The phrase “known principles and elements” stems from deliberately ambiguous language used in the past by the Minsk Group mediators, according to Tigran Grigoryan, a Yerevan-based political analyst. He has criticized the use of such unclear language in the action plan.

Since 2009, France, Russia, and the United States have repeatedly stressed the need to resolve the Karabakh conflict according to three basic principles. The Madrid Principles, as they have come to be known, are “non-use of force, territorial integrity, and the equal rights and self-determination of peoples.”

Additionally, Grigoryan has said it is unusual for one party in a conflict to adopt the language used by mediators of the same conflict. “It is unclear why the Armenian authorities decided to use the wording and vocabulary of the Minsk Group co-chairs in the government’s program,” he wrote.

Grigoryan has also noted that the government action plan’s sections on Karabakh deviate from campaign pledges made by Pashinyan’s Civil Contract party during this summer’s snap parliamentary elections.

For instance, he has pointed out that the action plan makes only one fleeting reference to Karabakh’s final status. By contrast, the Civil Contract pre-election platform repeatedly mentions the issue and calls for the “final clarification of the status of Artsakh [Karabakh]” and for the “full realization of the right of the people of Artsakh to self-determination” under the principle of remedial secession.

Grigoryan has also underlined that the government plan fails to mention the fate of territories within the former Nagorno-Karabakh Autonomous Oblast (NKAO) that came under Azerbaijani control as a result of last year’s war. But during the election campaign, Civil Contract pledged that “​​one of Armenia's priorities in the negotiation process will be the de-occupation of the territories on which the people of Artsakh have self-determined.” The NKAO was a nominally autonomous region in Soviet Azerbaijan with an ethnic Armenian majority.

Lawmakers in the National Assembly, as Armenia’s single-chamber parliament is officially known, voted 70-0 on Thursday to approve the plan. But only representatives from the ruling Civil Contract party took part in the vote, with opposition lawmakers harshly criticizing the plan and refusing to vote on it.

During a speech to the National Assembly two days prior, Pashinyan said that “the government’s program is designed to maximize compliance with the negotiation atmosphere, the restoration of the [negotiation] environment, and the protection of the interests of Armenia and Artsakh.”

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