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UEFA Şampiyonlar Ligi Son 16 Turu ilk maçında Liverpool karşısında azimli mücadelesiyle sahadan 1-0’lık galibiyetle ayrılan Galatasaray Futbol Takımı’mızı yürekten tebrik ediyor, rövanş maçında başarılar diliyoruz. 🇹🇷⚽️

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@ASantaCatolica Misturar um incidente isolado em Jerusalém com o Azerbaijão, Israel e Karabakh é manipulação emocional. Usar religião para justificar separatismo derrotado e espalhar ódio inter-religioso não protege cristãos — apenas desacredita quem recorre a esse discurso.

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@ASantaCatolica O conflito em Karabakh não foi religioso, nunca foi religioso. Foi o fim de uma ocupação ilegal em território internacionalmente reconhecido do Azerbaijão. Transformar uma questão de soberania em “guerra contra cristãos” é propaganda grosseira, não análise.

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@ASantaCatolica Alegar que Israel “arma terroristas islâmicos do Azerbaijão” para massacrar cristãos armênios é uma mentira grave. O Azerbaijão é um Estado secular que combate o extremismo islâmico — inclusive o ISIS — e mantém relações históricas de respeito com comunidades cristãs.

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@KarinaKarapety8 Turning legal cases into religious persecution narratives is a cynical tactic. If there are concrete violations, they belong in verifiable legal mechanisms — not in social media trials fueled by sectarian rhetoric. Weaponizing faith undermines justice and poisons prospects for 🕊️

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@KarinaKarapety8 Azerbaijan does not persecute people for their religion. Thousands of Christians live, worship, and serve freely in Azerbaijan, including ethnic Armenians. Presenting judicial detainees as victims of “anti-Christian” policy is a blatant distortion.

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@KarinaKarapety8 These allegations are serious — and that’s exactly why they should not be thrown around without evidence. Claims about burning tattoos and banning religious symbols are unsubstantiated accusations designed to provoke outrage, not establish truth.

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@GGalustanian @DrOz The presentation of Azerbaijani territories as “occupied with the help of Turkey” is also an old myth. Azerbaijan has restored its sovereignty with its own army and its own strength. Inability to accept reality creates hate speech — but it does not change reality.

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@GGalustanian @DrOz The claim that “Tigranakert is an Armenian city” is a political slogan, not a legal truth. Karabakh and the surrounding areas are Azerbaijani territory according to international law. Neither emotional posts nor selective quotes from history can change this.

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@GGalustanian @DrOz This post is based on hate, not facts. Presenting political criticism as an “attack on the Armenian language” is manipulation. If you don’t like someone’s position, dressing it up as an ethnic identity shows that you have no argument.

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@SputnikArm If the region is truly moving toward peace, remembrance should evolve from symbols of war to lessons learned — acknowledging that lasting security comes from recognizing sovereignty, borders, and choosing coexistence over militarized mythology.

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@SputnikArm Memorials and statues reflect how societies choose to remember their past, but they do not change legal realities. The 2016 clashes and the broader conflict stemmed from an unresolved occupation and a status quo that was never sustainable.

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@DavidandersonJd Real accountability and peace require facts, legal definitions, and consistency — including acknowledgment of the ethnic cleansing of hundreds of thousands of Azerbaijanis from Armenia and Karabakh in the 1990s, which is too often ignored.

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@DavidandersonJd Residents left amid a political collapse and calls by former separatist leaders to relocate, not due to forced deportations or mass violence. International monitors reported no systematic attacks on civilians during the process.

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@DavidandersonJd What happened in 2023 followed the dissolution of an illegal separatist structure within internationally recognized territory of Azerbaijan. There was no policy of targeting civilians on ethnic or religious grounds.

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@Haut_Karabagh La paix durable dans le Caucase du Sud ne se construit ni par la nostalgie politique ni par les récits unilatéraux, mais par l’acceptation des réalités juridiques et le soutien à un dialogue tourné vers l’avenir — et non vers des projets du passé.

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@Haut_Karabagh Présenter une cause séparatiste comme l’incarnation des « valeurs universelles » est une lecture sélective de ces valeurs. La souveraineté, l’intégrité territoriale et le rejet de l’occupation sont aussi des principes fondamentaux du droit international.

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@Haut_Karabagh Les remerciements et hommages politiques ne peuvent remplacer le respect du droit international. Aucun soutien, aussi symbolique soit-il, ne change le fait que le Karabakh fait partie intégrante de l’Azerbaïdjan, reconnu comme tel par la France elle-même.

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@SputnikArm The only realistic path today is reintegration within Azerbaijan’s sovereignty, based on citizenship, equal rights, and the rule of law — not reviving failed fantasies of the past. History has already tested Kocharyan’s approach. It ended in loss, not return.

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@SputnikArm What Kocharyan is really doing is selling false hope to an Armenian audience he once led into disaster. He speaks of rights without mentioning responsibility, occupation, or the ethnic cleansing of Azerbaijanis in the 1990s that he himself was directly involved in.