After posting two questions (shared below) to @IrinaBokova, head of UNESCO from 2009-17, regarding her organization receiving $5 million from Azerbaijan in 2013, I was immediately blocked without response. https://t.co/i7XwcjCMw0
And again tonight, two more videos have emerged. One where Azerbaijani soldiers have cut the nose off a civilian, and another where they pin down and behead a man. The world is watching, you fucking animals.
@narecus Also, our volunteers in Europe have categorized and documented most of the War Crimes that have documentation, it is available at https://t.co/zP27EugFl9
Hey Rustam Muradov,
You’re the head of the Russian peacekeeping operation in Nagorno-Karabakh, but when Armenian POWs are still being mutilated and executed by Azeri soldiers, it’s means you’re already failing at your job.
Do something.
As an organization committed to safeguarding our shared global heritage, World Monuments Fund (WMF) continues to call for the protection of all cultural property within the Nagorno-Karabakh region. Read the full statement on our website:
https://t.co/cKekqSas1Y
Azerbaijan took advantage of a global pandemic and a US election to wage war on Artsakh & terrorize the people by attacking civilian areas. It's more important than ever that the US recognize the independent Republic of Artsakh as the only path to lasting peace.
2/2 I believe Edouard’s sentiment here is that we shouldn’t necessarily expect a positive outcome after that. We must do what we can in the next 5 years to prepare ourselves for the worst possible outcome so that we’re not caught off guard during potential uncertainty.
A kid from a village called Khachmach, in Artsakh just directed @systemofadown new video. Believe it.
He is a wounded soldier who will be heading back the second he heals.
Until then, we build Artsakh from now. Together.
Thanks @serjtankian@shavoodadjian for showing him love