No les importó Nisman, ni los muertos de Once, ni los 27 crímenes Estado en la cuarentena, ni los asesinados en el Conurbano, tampoco que a Cecilia la coman los chanchos, ni la foto de Olivos, ni los golpes de Alberto. Marchan hoy por una mujer que jamás dijo que era inocente.
Shahana Hajiyeva, faussement déclarée aveugle, a été #bannie à vie des Jeux paralympiques après avoir triché pour remporter des médailles‼️
Le mensonge, la triche… c’est l’ADN de la #dictature d'#Azerbaïdjan.
Azerbaijani Delegate Threatens to Invade & Occupy Armenia, Boasts of Future War at OSCE Tolerance Forum He Hijacked
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On June 3, an Azerbaijani delegate issued a thinly veiled threat of renewed war and invasion against Armenia during an OSCE event in Vienna, drawing strong condemnation from Armenian civil society organizations.
According to the Geghard Scientific-Analytical Foundation, Ahmad Shahidov, head of the Azerbaijan Institute for Democracy and Human Rights, made the inflammatory remarks during the OSCE Office for Democratic Institutions and Human Rights (ODIHR) Human Dimension Meeting III, held on June 2–3, 2025.
“During the next war, Armenia may completely lose its sovereignty, and the Azerbaijani army may drink Turkish tea in Yerevan, pray, and perform namaz in Yerevan’s Blue Mosque,” Shahidov reportedly stated.
The event, titled “Inclusion as a Way to Promote Tolerance and Non-Discrimination,” featured sessions on combating intolerance and discrimination, promoting inclusion through interfaith and intercultural dialogue, and developing inclusive policies across the OSCE region. Shahidov’s remarks stood in sharp contrast to the conference’s stated purpose.
During the event, representatives of Armenian civil society raised critical issues concerning the rights of Armenian refugees, war crimes committed by Azerbaijani forces, and the destruction and appropriation of Armenian spiritual, cultural, and religious heritage—topics requiring international acknowledgment and response.
Shahidov’s comments came in direct response to these interventions. While initially adopting a diplomatic tone, claiming that Azerbaijan sought peaceful coexistence with Armenia following the Artsakh (Nagorno-Karabakh) conflict, Shahidov quickly shifted to accusatory rhetoric. Echoing narratives from Baku, he baselessly accused Armenia of harboring revanchist sentiments, despite Yerevan’s consistent commitment to peace and normalization.
Despite repeated attempts by Azerbaijan’s official representative to interrupt Armenian speakers, their statements were ultimately delivered, aided by what Geghard Foundation described as ODIHR’s “principled and receptive” moderation.
The Geghard Foundation sharply criticized Shahidov’s threatening remarks, pointing to the irony of someone leading a so-called human rights institute issuing overt threats of war and cultural domination during an event focused on tolerance. The organization underscored the absurdity of Shahidov’s imagery of Azerbaijani troops drinking tea and praying in the Armenian capital, stating that such rhetoric reveals the true nature of Azerbaijan’s posture toward regional coexistence.
“The fact that the erratic and aggressive Ahmad Shahidov serves as the head of the ‘Institute for Democracy and Human Rights of Azerbaijan’ reveals the true nature of Azerbaijan’s approach to both democracy and regional relations,” the foundation said in a statement.
“We call on Ahmad Shahidov to fulfill his desire for tea drinking and prayer exclusively within the borders of Azerbaijan,” the statement concluded.
Las dos jugadas se dan con el partido 0-0 lo que realza lo que hizo #Instituto ante un muy buen equipo.
Lamentablemente deberán tragar el veneno y mirar para adelante.
Pero la injusticia da bronca.