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U.S. tells Azerbaijan to pull back forces to positions from May 11 PanARMENIAN.Net - The United States reiterated Thursday, June 10 the need for Azerbaijan to withdraw its forces from the Armenian territories and return to its positions from May 11. Philip Reeker, the acting U.S. assistant secretary of state for European and Eurasian affairs, made the remarks at a meeting with high-level foreign ministry personnel. During the meeting, special attention was paid to the settlement of the Nagorno Karabakh conflict, the necessity for an immediate return of Armenian prisoners of war and civilian detainees, as well as the situation created by the penetration of the Azerbaijani forces into Armenia’s sovereign territory. On the morning of May 12, the armed forces of Azerbaijan violated the border of Armenia in the southern province of Syunik, advancing 3.5 kilometers and surrounding Sev Lake, which is situated on the border between the two countries but is predominantly a part of Armenia. On May 13, the Azerbaijani military committed more border violations against Armenia, advancing near Vardenis (Gegharkunik province) and Sisian (Syunik province). One Armenian serviceman was killed in Azerbaijan’s shooting on May 25, six troops were captured on May 27. Reeker emphasized the need to ease tensions along the Armenia-Azerbaijan border, the Armenian Foreign Ministry reports. After his meetings, Reeker told the Armenian Service of RFE/RL that the need for the pullback of troops to May 11 positions was essential for preventing shootouts and other violent incidents at border sections where Armenian and Azerbaijani soldiers have been facing off against each other for the past month. He said that should be followed by a demarcation of the long and mountainous frontier, adding that Washington is ready to provide “technical expertise” for that purpose. In a May 27 statement, the State Department urged both sides to “return to their previous positions and cease military fortification of the non-demarcated border.” This followed a statement by a State Department spokeswoman who said at the time that Baku should “pull back all forces immediately and cease further provocation.”

Նիկոլ Փաշինյանը հրապարակել է Հայաստան վերադարձող 15 գերիների լուսանկարը https://www.shantnews.am/news/view/930115.html

https://www.shantnews.am/news/view/930185.html?fbclid=IwAR0MzEutc1GZ7QTWcy2ktGVCP9ubwp5YMa0oQ38ebs5Hrzyyg8MM4P2r79o ՀՀ կառավարությունը շնորհակալություն է հայտնում ԱՄՆ նախագահի վարչակազմին և Վրաստանի կառավարությանը գերիների վերադարձի գործընթացին միջնորդելու համար Այսօր հայրենիք վերադարձան Ադրբեջանում պահված մեր 15 ռազմագերիները։ Գործընթացը տեղի է ունեցել ԱՄՆ եւ Վրաստանի իշխանությունների միջնորդությամբ, ինչի համար Հայաստանի Հանրապետության կառավարությունը շնորհակալություն է հայտնում ԱՄՆ նախագահի վարչակազմին եւ Վրաստանի կառավարությանը։ Այս մասին գրել է ՀՀ վարչապետի պաշտոնակատարի մամուլի խոսնակ Մանե Գևորգյանը։ «ՀՀ կառավարության համար առաջնահերթ նշանակություն ունի Ադրբեջանում պահվող մեր բոլոր հայրենակիցների վերադարձը։ Վերահաստատում ենք հայկական կողմի հանձնառությունը՝ միջազգային բոլոր գործընկերների օժանդակությամբ շարունակել հումանիտար բնույթի գործընթացն ու կառուցողական քայլերի իրականացումը։ ՀՀ կառավարությունը եւս մեկ անգամ շնորհակալություն է հայտնում ԵԱՀԿ Մինսկի խմբի համանախագահ երկրների՝ ՌԴ նախագահ Վլադիմիր Պուտինին, ԱՄՆ նախագահ Ջո Բայդենին, Ֆրանսիայի նախագահ Էմանուել Մակրոնին, ինչպես նաեւ Եվրոպական խորհրդի նախագահ Շառլ Միշելին մեր տարածաշրջանում հումանիտար բնույթի, հատկապես հայ գերիների հայրենիք վերադարձի ուղղությամբ գործադրվող բոլոր ջանքերի համար»։

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it was ethnic cleansing by azeris . first 10 or 15 days minority's was pushed to the front, to fight hand to hand. , Syrian militants on there back forced to go forward & fight, anyone retiring was shut by Syrian militants. aliev " solved " his minority problem, youngsters up to age 40 was forced to fight

i don't know who to believe, i don't know who to trust

Latvia Officially Recognizes the Armenian Genocide RIGA — Latvia has officially recognized and condemned the Armenian Genocide. The Seima (Parliament) voted 58 to 11 with 7 abstentions to adopt a relevant declaration, Armenia’s outgoing Ambassador to Latvia Tigran Mkrtchyan wrote on his Facebook page The resolution was drafted by the parliament’s foreign affairs committee. It says that the mass killings and deportations of Armenians, which began with the April 1915 mass arrests of Armenian intellectuals in Constantinople, constituted a genocide perpetrated by the Ottoman government. It notes that the European Parliament first recognized the genocide in 1987. Emphasizing that Latvia condemns all crimes against humanity, the declaration notes that the country sees it as a duty to recognize and remember these crimes in order to prevent their recurrence. Recognizing that a large number of Armenians were deported to other parts of the empire as a result of the actions of the Ottoman authorities, which resulted in many casualties caused by starvation, atrocities and massacres, the lawmakers condemn the crimes, massacres and forced deportations committed by the Ottoman authorities against the Armenian people. The declaration respects the memory of all the victims of the Armenian Genocide, pays tribute to all the survivors, affirms that open discussions on historical issues are inextricably linked to the development of a healthy, mature democracy. The Seima calls on the international community “to assess these historic events, to look to the future we want to build, without violence, intolerance, a future where human rights are respected, where everyone can be free, safe and secure.” Ambassador Mkrtchyan, hailed the development and thanked Latvian lawmakers for “addressing this issue extremely important for the Armenian people.” “What was hard to imagine years ago became a reality today,” Mkrtchyan wrote on his Facebook page. Predictably, the Latvian resolution was condemned by Turkey, which continues to strongly a deny a premeditated government effort to exterminate the Ottoman Empire’s Armenian population. The Turkish Foreign Ministry said it is devoid of “any legal basis.” The vehement Turkish denials are dismissed by most scholars outside Turkey. The Armenian genocide has also been recognized by the parliaments and/or governments of three dozen other countries, including Latvia’s Baltic neighbor Lithuania as well as the United States, Russia, France, Germany and Italy. U.S. President Joe Biden used the word “genocide” in his April 24 statement on the 106th anniversary of the World War One-era slaughter of Ottoman Armenians.

Latvia Officially Recognizes the Armenian Genocide RIGA — Latvia has officially recognized and condemned the Armenian Genocide. The Seima (Parliament) voted 58 to 11 with 7 abstentions to adopt a relevant declaration, Armenia’s outgoing Ambassador to Latvia Tigran Mkrtchyan wrote on his Facebook page The resolution was drafted by the parliament’s foreign affairs committee. It says that the mass killings and deportations of Armenians, which began with the April 1915 mass arrests of Armenian intellectuals in Constantinople, constituted a genocide perpetrated by the Ottoman government. It notes that the European Parliament first recognized the genocide in 1987. Emphasizing that Latvia condemns all crimes against humanity, the declaration notes that the country sees it as a duty to recognize and remember these crimes in order to prevent their recurrence. Recognizing that a large number of Armenians were deported to other parts of the empire as a result of the actions of the Ottoman authorities, which resulted in many casualties caused by starvation, atrocities and massacres, the lawmakers condemn the crimes, massacres and forced deportations committed by the Ottoman authorities against the Armenian people. The declaration respects the memory of all the victims of the Armenian Genocide, pays tribute to all the survivors, affirms that open discussions on historical issues are inextricably linked to the development of a healthy, mature democracy. The Seima calls on the international community “to assess these historic events, to look to the future we want to build, without violence, intolerance, a future where human rights are respected, where everyone can be free, safe and secure.” Ambassador Mkrtchyan, hailed the development and thanked Latvian lawmakers for “addressing this issue extremely important for the Armenian people.” “What was hard to imagine years ago became a reality today,” Mkrtchyan wrote on his Facebook page. Predictably, the Latvian resolution was condemned by Turkey, which continues to strongly a deny a premeditated government effort to exterminate the Ottoman Empire’s Armenian population. The Turkish Foreign Ministry said it is devoid of “any legal basis.” The vehement Turkish denials are dismissed by most scholars outside Turkey. The Armenian genocide has also been recognized by the parliaments and/or governments of three dozen other countries, including Latvia’s Baltic neighbor Lithuania as well as the United States, Russia, France, Germany and Italy. U.S. President Joe Biden used the word “genocide” in his April 24 statement on the 106th anniversary of the World War One-era slaughter of Ottoman Armenians.

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https://armenpress.am/eng/news/1050170.html YEREVAN, APRIL 24, ARMENPRESS. More than 100 years after the Armenian Genocide the Christians of Germany are ashamed for this suffering of the Christian Armenians, the Chairman of the Association of Christian Churches of Germany (ACK) Radu Constantin Miron said in a video message to ARMENPRESS on the occasion of the 106th anniversary of the Armenian Genocide. Radu Constantin Miron quoted American author Katharine Lee Bates’ poem in the beginning of his statement: “Armenia! The name is like a sword in every Christian heart. O martyr nation, eldest of all the daughters of the Word, exceeding all in bitter tribulation.” “The poem was written shortly before the genocide. It was originally published in the New York Evening Sun, and then in 1918 it was published in the Boston-based English-language The Armenian Herald newspaper. The author is American writer Katharine Lee Bates, who lived from 1859 to 1929. Every American knows her for her America the Beautiful poem, which in some sense is the unofficial national anthem of the United States. Yes, this is the song that Jennifer Lopez sang at Joe Biden’s inauguration ceremony. Few people know that the author of this poem raised her voice of protest against the 1915 Armenian Genocide and especially expressed her deep concern on the occasion of the West’s indifference towards the fate of the martyred nation. The above-mentioned poem, which she had written for the New York Evening Sun, was a desperate call and cry for help aimed at her countrymen and the entire world, on the background of the tragedy which the Christian Armenian nation had appeared in,” Radu Constantin Miron said. “She wrote another poem which begins with the “What is Christ?” question. “Oh, what is Christ, that we should call on Him? Wasted Armenia, in her utter woe, Dies in the mocking desert, calling so.” The main motive in both poems is the West’s indifference for the Armenian nation’s suffering. “All Christendom, shamed in her sacrifice,” – Bates wrote in Armenia!. “Indeed, the entire Christian world must feel ashamed for the Armenians’ sacrifice. One hundred years later, we, Christians of this country, are ashamed for this suffering of the Christian Armenians,” Radu Constantin Miron said, expressing the ACK’s solidarity to Armenians and as well as admiration for “the Armenian nation and their Christian testimony.”

Ethnic cleansing , first 10 or so days he pushed minorities to the front lines,,, got them all slathered by our boys

In less then 24hours we will know

just talks... nothing will happen... they will do nothing