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[ajk ⋆ @archiveforJK]

SPEED WITH BTS 😭

[sᴀᴍ @tkrse7]

the way he tried to calm himself down and still he couldn't stop crying :( 🥹

[taehyung concert @95SCONCERT]

i’m so obsessed with taehyung’s vocals in “normal”

[𓃦ִ @layovermoods]

you can be pretty but not as pretty as layover era taehyung

[nureen ˘͈ᵕ˘͈ @691kxz]

🥹🤏🏻🤏🏻🤏🏻 #BTS_WORLDTOUR_ARIRANG

[BTS Charts & News @btschartsxdaily]

#V and #JIMIN dancing “I NEED U” in 2026 💜😭😭

[Anonymous🏴 @Parrattarna]

All those who remain silent about this ethnic cleansing are complicit in this crime
#Artsakh #Karabakh #ArmenianGenocide

[Anonymous🏴 @Parrattarna]

I am not Armenian, but when I hear the name Armenian, I think of 1915; A people whose homes, properties and lands were plundered, millions of whom were exiled, and 1.5 million of whom were murdered in the genocide. And I'm ashamed of my humanity
#ArmenianGenocide

[b @bellaaax404]

@adjebussylvr Kapot sneu😂😪

[Zartonk Media @ZartonkMedia]

🇦🇲 32 years ago this day, Armenians voted 99% in favor of independence. It was a time of pure happiness as the long-awaited freedom was gained, marked by the scars of war and an endless battle.

Today, 32 years later, we face one of the most difficult chapters in our history. Artsakh’s fate hangs in the air, as Armenia, constantly under existential crisis, finds itself in an extremely worrying and precarious circumstance.

32 years after independence, Armenia’s independence is as fragile as it has been in recent history, with bloodthirsty, oil-fueled Azerbaijan inching ever-closer.

[Marut Vanyan @marutvanian]

Still morning in Stepanakert

[b @bellaaax404]

@gjz1908 Foking zielig maat voor die man

[Tref @Rauwebonen]

Bro PİCK ONE

[b @bellaaax404]

@gjz1908 😂😂😂😂😂