Shockingly tone-deaf. Are you referring to the same Turkey that supported, emboldened, and encouraged Azerbaijan to attack the indigenous people of Nagrorno-Karabakh? The same Turkey that invoked names of the #ArmenianGenocide1915 perpetrators at Baku's 2020 "Victory Parade"?
@NarineKarapeti@StateDept@OSCE “Under the President’s direction, we have spent the entire weekend trying to broker peace between #Armenia and #Azerbaijan. Armenia has accepted a ceasefire. Azerbaijan has not yet. We are pushing them [Azerbaijan] to do so.” - @WHNSC on @FaceTheNation
https://t.co/8NZDZZXiOA
Turkish journalist and political analyst Uzay Bulut believes that the time has come for the world to recognize the independence of the Republic of Artsakh. Bulut wrote about this in an article published on the website Modern Diplomacy. https://t.co/da4jJWf2RG
@HaroutEkmanian@HaroutEkmanian jan I feel your anger and frustration, and rightly so. I wonder though how deeply courageous and committed to principles one must be to withstand the terror that rules in Turkey. Not justifying, just wondering.
@IgorZhdanovRT I met this lovely family in summer 2019. They had just opened a little restaurant in the heart of #Stepanakert. Such a generous and hardworking family!
@karinevann @Tom_deWaal Indeed, must be nice to pontificate his unbiased and objective wisdom from the plush comforts paid and financed by this crisis, and the like.