Armen Grigoryan

Co-founder at @zilapps, AI researcher, Senior iOS Developer

[Kornelij @Kornelij]

Blinken warned lawmakers #Azerbaijan may invade #Armenia in coming weeks https://t.co/QLzPMOQ3uV

[OSINTdefender @sentdefender]

U.S. Secretary of State, Antony Blinken told a Group of Lawmakers last week during a Conference Call in Washington that his Department currently believes that Azerbaijan could launch an Invasion of Armenia some time in the coming weeks.

[Jonathan Lacôte @JonathanLacote]

La prochaine fois qu’un journaliste voudra parler de « séparatistes », je l’invite à regarder cette photo d’une Arménienne du Karabakh qui, née en 1920, est plus âgée que toutes les frontières de la région.

[Cernovich @Cernovich]

The Second Armenian Genocide https://t.co/XjxmEI34Qg

[Edmon Marukyan @edmarukyan]

Azerbaijan is not only guilty, but committed crime against humanity…

[Styopa Safaryan @StyopaS]

According to Azerbaijani and Turkey's state propaganda` "voluntarily displaced" Armenians in Goris, Armenia... This is only one family, and more than 50K Armenians passed the border...
The modern face of #Genocide and ethnic cleansing by #Azerbaijan....
Photo by Shushan Avagimyan

[Edmon Marukyan @edmarukyan]

In an interview to @dwnews Deutsche Welle (DW), the assistant of the President of Azerbaijan claims that people are leaving Nagorno-Karabakh "in a free manner". I want to understand, is there anyone in the world who believes this yet another fake narrative of Azerbaijan?

1. People are leaving because they are attacked by the Azerbaijani military.
2. People are leaving because their cities and villages are occupied by the armed forces of Azerbaijan.
3. People are leaving because neither the international community nor Azerbaijan guarantee their rights and security.
4. People are leaving because for 10 months Azerbaijan kept 120,000 people, including 30,000 children, in a blockade and starvation as part of its ethnic cleansing policy.
5. People are leaving because no one has been punished for the war crimes of Azerbaijan in 2016-2020 and there is no guarantee that beheaders are not roaming freely in those areas to behead new people.

I hope it’s more than clear why people leave...

[Ayşe Baltacıoğlu-Brammer @BrammerAyse]

"On their own accord"?? It is shameful to hear this from someone who calls himself a journalist. Many Jews fled Germany "on their own accord," many Bosnians fled Bosnia on "their own accord," many Turks fled Bulgaria "on their own accord." What type of a sick logic is this?

[Christiaan Triebert @trbrtc]

Satellite imagery of @Maxar shows a long traffic jam of vehicles along the Lachin corridor as thousands of ethnic Armenians leave Stepanakert (Khankendi) and head toward Armenia to escape recent clashes and fears of ethnic prosecution.

[Edmon Marukyan @edmarukyan]

Forcibly displaced persons from Nagorno-Karabakh cross into Armenia via Kornidzor village. There is no doubt Azerbaijan must be held accountable for this act. Photos by Hayk Manukyan
#Kornidzor #Armenia #Nagorno_Karabakh

[CaucasusHeritageWatch @CaucasusHW]

The video below shows two Azerbaijani soldiers firing on the 13th century Charektar Monastery, one from an armored vehicle. Such attacks are in direct violation of the ICJ’s provisional measure concerning Armenian cultural heritage and must be investigated and prosecuted.

[Neil Hauer @NeilPHauer]

And they just keep coming. Most of these cars are packed with five or six people each. Hardly any room for bringing their belongings, even clothes.

[Jora @TheScarmind]

Ethnic cleansing of the 21st century. #Artsakh

[Edmon Marukyan @edmarukyan]

Rivers of cars are flowing to Armenia with refugees forced out of Nagorno Karabakh, from their ancestral land, their homes, communities, villages and cities, because no one guaranteed their rights and securities in Nagorno Karabakh. This is a classic case of ethnic cleansing implemented by Azerbaijan in the 21st century. There is no doubt Azerbaijan must be held accountable for this act.

[Zartonk Media @ZartonkMedia]

BREAKING: 1,050 Artsakh Refugees Arrive In Armenia’s Syunik After Being Transferred Via Berdzor (Lachin) Corridor, More Transfers Planned

[Gev Iskajyan @geviskajyan]

The lines for people leaving Artsakh have become so long — over 100 kilometers — that it has stretched from the border all the way to Stepanakert. People have begun using their cars for shelter.

[Lindsey Snell @LindseySnell]

These people are driving from Nagorno-Karabakh to Armenia. What is Azerbaijani border security doing with these haphazard “inspections” besides creating more delays?

[Andrew Forde @DrAndrewForde]

Last week these people were being bombed into submission by Azerbaijan leaving them with no option but to leave.

How could they trust their rights will suddenly be respected when they have been trapped, repressed, starved + subjugated for months? It is obviously not credible.