Please vote for both #Azerbaijan -i basketball players and please spread the word! If you close the tab, it allows voting as many times as you want.
https://t.co/mmYgTY7Lu4
Please vote for both #Azerbaijan -i basketball players and please spread the word! If you close the tab, it allows voting as many times as you want.
https://t.co/mmYgTY7Lu4
32 yıl önce Hocalı’da, dünyanın gözü önünde katledilen kardeşlerimizi rahmetle anıyor, Can Azerbaycan’a başsağlığı diliyorum.
Türkiye, her daim Azerbaycan’ın yanındadır. 🇹🇷🇦🇿
Over the night of 25–26 February 1992, as a result of the attack and capture of the Khojaly town by the armed forces of Armenia supported by the regiment No.366 of former USSR, 613 Azerbaijani civilians were mercilessly killed, including 106 women, 63 children and 70 elderly people. Another 1,000 people were wounded, and 1,275 people were taken hostage. To this day, 150 people from Khojaly remain missing.
The deliberate mass massacre of Azerbaijani civilians perpetrated by the armed forces of Armenia in the town of Khojaly in February 25-26, 1992 is a “genocide” and a “crime against humanity”.
The crimes committed in Khojaly were not an isolated or sporadic act but an integral part of Armenia’s widespread and systematic policy and practice of ethnic cleansing.
The Khojaly genocide was the worst mass massacre of the innocent civilian population in Europe since the Second World War.
The Khojaly genocide took place in the conditions of complete silence and indifference of the international community. Justice for the victims of Khojaly was ensured by the state of Azerbaijan itself. Khojaly was freed from occupation in September 2023, and a group of masterminders and perpetrators of this crime will soon be brought to justice. But our biggest consolation is that Khojaly survivors and each and every citizen of Azerbaijan can now visit liberated Khojaly and the entire Karabakh and Eastern Zangezur freely and with dignity and pride. #NeverAgain #KhojalyGenocide
It’s the first time since 1992 that we honor the victims of the #KhojalyGenocide with Khojaly under full Azerbaijani sovereignty again, knowing that soon the families of survivors will return & joyful voices of children will be heard there again.
Azerbaijan believes that continuing measures taken at the national level and within the framework of current international law will serve to end impunity and bring those responsible for serious crimes committed during Armenia’s aggression against Azerbaijan to justice.
https://t.co/Dw33t2oniU - is a platform dedicated to sharing the untold stories and preserving the memory of the #Khojaly tragedy.
This initiative wouldn't have been possible without the visionary support of Leyla Aliyeva, the driving force behind the @khojaly_justice international campaign, Vice-President of @H_A_Foundation and the world-renowned photojournalist @REZAphotography whose lens captures the truths that words cannot express.
Join us in our journey to ensure that the voices of Khojaly are heard around the world.
#JusticeForKhojaly #NeverForgetKhojaly
We 🇵🇰i remember,on February 25,1988,a wave of refugees poured out from #Azerbaijan's own territory.540 families (about 2.5 thousand ppl)who could not withstand pressure & humiliation from Armenians,fled to Aghdam district,& 150 families(about 500-600 ppl)to Agjabedi district 🇵🇰🇦🇿
Tomorrow marks the 32nd anniversary of the Khojaly Massacre, in which Armenian forces killed at least 613 Azerbaijanis. Commemorating the victims remains as important as ever, with recent mass grave discoveries highlighting the true tragedy of that day. #Khojaly
In Baku’s Martyrs’ Lane there is a grave of a 5-year-old girl from Khojaly. One of the 63 Azerbaijani children murdered by Armenian troops on Feb. 26, 1992. This is her story. #KhojalyGenocide#Azerbaijan