What’s funny is how a certain nation (!) claims a 5,000-year history and then acts as if everything from East to West — food, clothing, music, and art — is their invention.
If you still can’t call this state terrorism, you’ve chosen Zionism over basic morality. Terrorist state. Full stop.
Zionists will twist logic to defend this — but the world sees your blood-soaked hypocrisy.
🇦🇿 Adorable choreography. It’s exactly the same 'theatre of war' seen from the Indian Army—masterful at rehearsals, useless when things get real. A parade isn’t a battle, and you can’t choreograph your way out of a real standoff. Stick to the dancing, guys.
🇦🇿☪️ Qurban bayramınız mübarək! Allah kəsilən qurbanları və edilən duaları qəbul etsin. Süfrələriniz bol, qəlbləriniz xeyirxahlıqla dolu olsun. 🙏🐏 #QurbanBayramı#MübarəkOlsun
🇦🇿🇦🇲I want to buy back my father's house in the Goycha region and live there. It is time for the Armenian constitution to be changed so that our two nations can finally make peace, allowing us to return to our ancestral lands.
🇦🇲🇦🇿 Armenian Parliament speaker:
"Armenians and Azerbaijanis have to live side by side and trade with each other. I wouldn't rule out that, after some time, some Azerbaijanis might come and settle here."
Why don’t you go back to that ‘mighty’ country of yours? Europe clearly hates them anyway — come on, move to Tehran, the capital that’s supposedly holding the whole country together.
True humanism means respecting the rights, culture, and historical presence of all peoples, not glorifying ethnic homogeneity. Sustainable peace in the South Caucasus can only come through coexistence, mutual recognition, and justice for everyone. 3/3
🇦🇲🇦🇿🇹🇷 Pashinyan lays the groundwork for the settlement of 300,000 Azerbaijanis in Armenia.
"It is a fact that only now does the Republic of Armenia have a population that is 90 percent Armenian. There has never previously been a time when 90 percent of the population was Armenian. There has not been an Armenian state on the territory of present-day Armenia for 1,000 years. States existed here, but they were not Armenian states."
Azerbaijanis lived for centuries on their ancestral lands in what is today Armenia before mass expulsions and ethnic cleansing changed the demographic reality. Pretending this history never existed does not build peace — acknowledging it does. 2/3
🇦🇿🤝🇯🇵 While others panic over energy insecurity, Azerbaijan becomes the reliable lifeline.
From the Caspian to the Pacific — even Japan turns to Azerbaijani oil in times of crisis.
Strong state. Strategic power. Proud to stand with Azerbaijan.
The South Caucasus needs peace, open borders, economic growth, and mutual recognition — not constant attempts to turn historical debates into existential propaganda. 7/7
🇦🇿 Calling every Azerbaijani historical reference a “plan to destroy Armenia” is fearmongering, not analysis. Mentioning Iravan, Zangezur, or Goycha is about history and identity — something Armenians also do regarding “Western Armenia.” 1/7
🇦🇲🇦🇿 Aliyev in 2018: "Yerevan is our historical land, and we, Azerbaijanis, must return to these lands. This is our political and strategic goal, and we must gradually move toward it. Our historical lands are the Erivan Khanate, Zangezur and Goycha. Both our young generation and the whole world should know about this."
1. Statements like this, made by top Azerbaijani officials over many decades, can be found everywhere. The concept of "Western Azerbaijan" and everything surrounding it is an *actual* state policy. No, it is *not* tied to the situation with Nagorno-Karabakh. The "Western Azerbaijan" concept is a long-term project. To cut a long story short, it's about the gradual absorption of Armenia - demographically, territorially, economically, politically, and ultimately the de facto dismantling of the Armenian state.
2. Western countries, behind the scenes, support these ambitions of Azerbaijan, as openly admitted by Pashinyan's propagandists and advisors themselves, like Arsen Kharatyan, Sossi Tatikyan, etc. The goals of Azerbaijan here coincide with those of the West, which seeks to reduce Russian influence in the South Caucasus as much as possible and gain control over key economic and transport routes. Thus, they are pursuing a complete "integration" of Armenia into the Turkish-Azerbaijani axis across political, military, economic, etc. spheres. This makes the concept of "Western Azerbaijan" complementary to those Western ambitions.
3. In the image, Aliyev is pictured with a banner of the Erivan Khanate. The Erivan Khanate is a major part of the "Western Azerbaijan" concept. At that time, due to deportations and brutal living conditions, the Armenian population there had shrunk to around 20%. The conquests of the Russian Empire, the abolition of the khanate, the creation of the "Armenian Oblast" in its place, the first administrative unit in centuries to use the term "Armenia", and the subsequent REsettlement of Armenians, laid the foundations for the modern Armenian state.
This short historical excursion shows once again that without a strong Russian-Armenian alliance, everything achieved since 1828 will be reversed, leaving Armenia isolated, defenseless, and at the mercy of powers whose geopolitical goals either conflict with Armenian national interests or are actively hostile to the existence of the Armenian state.
Depending forever on Russia while accusing neighbors of “imperialism” is contradictory. The region needs balanced relations, sovereignty, and cooperation — not endless geopolitical paranoia. 6/7