@DD_Geopolitics OMG, not everything has to do with religion You’re using religion to avoid the real issue that’s shameful. This is about occupation of internationally recognized territory, separatism, and the crimes committed during the 1st Karabakh War, including killings and ethnic cleansing
@Reuters He wasn’t a “Karabakh official” he was a high-ranking official in a separatist government, and now he’s paying the price. And btw his name has been associated with Moscow circles,money laundering , corruption, and a pro-Russian position while Russia is waging war on Ukraine
@straits_times He was not Karabakh official he was a member of a separatist government. He funded armed terrorist groups,then called him a political prisoner that is just propaganda, he is a war criminal
@CurrentTimeTv Ну конечно, “имитация правосудия”стандартная фраза, когда приговор не нравится. Он был лицом сепаратистского режима, а не “случайным бизнесменом”.
@business He went on to join a separatist government, and now he’s paying the price for it and he’s been under investigation for years for money laundering and corruption connections to Russian groups, so don’t try to put a halo on him
@France24_en@mperelman The aim is peace, but it has to be sustainable. This requires taking war crime charges seriously through the courts and evidence not repackaging it as hostages
Garadaghli, 17 Feb 1992. A village, civilians, and lives destroyed. We honor the victims and are with the families who continue to seek answers. Civilians are always off-limits there must be consequences #ArmenianWarCrimes
@Doranimated When Russia claims it “helped,” it actually means “we placed ourselves in a position to control the process.” Azerbaijan’s outcome is a result of its own choices and sacrifices, not because of Russia’s benevolence
@ArminLaschet Really well said. After decades of conflict, any real progress toward peace and connectivity is a hopeful sign and it can open new economic opportunities for the whole region