BREAK THE SILENCE ON THE ETHNIC CLEANSING IN OCCUPIED LANDS OF REPUBLIC OF AZERBAIJAN
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Sevil Ibrahim-Zada
5 years ago
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Sajjad nematyanhajialilou
5 years ago
Me
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Babek
5 years ago
Yaşsın Azerbaycan
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Ramin shadpour
5 years ago
Enough of hipocrasy by the western powers.
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Ziba soldozy
5 years ago
Stop the war o ethnic rensning!
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Gulnar
5 years ago
Karabakh is Azerbajdjan
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Hasan
5 years ago
Karabağ adiyla da özüylede Azerbaycandır
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Aghalar Mammadov
5 years ago
Karabach is Azerbaijan!
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Tural
5 years ago
Qarabağ Azərbaycandır.
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Anonymous
5 years ago
Karabagh is Azerbaijan.
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saeid
5 years ago
The Republic of Azerbaijan is the land of all religions and ethnicities, but Armenia!
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Feridoun Rashidi
5 years ago
Karabakh - Azerbaijan
Karabakh is one of the ancient historical regions of Azerbaijan. The name Karabakh is a combination of the words “gara” (black, big) and “bagh” (garden, land). The word “Karabakh” as a name given by Azerbaijani people to their land first appeared in primary sources of the 7th century.
In dealing with the subject of Karabakh, the first question to be answered is: where is this place and which areas of Azerbaijan does it cover? The answer to this question is especially relevant today for any understanding of the “Nagorno-Karabakh problem” created by the Armenian separatists. To answer this question we will refer first to Mirza Jamal Javanshir Garabaghli, the vizier of the Azerbaijani Karabakh khanate, who wrote in his book The History of Karabakh (1847):
"According to the ancient history books the borders of Karabakh region are as given below: the Araz River in the south, from Khudaferin Bridge to Sinig Bridge.
The eastern border of Karabakh is marked by the River Kura that flows into the River Araz in the village of Javad and runs into the Caspian Sea. The northern border is the River Goran that stretches from Yelizavetpol (Ganja province is meant) to the Kura river which splits and reaches the Araz at different points. In the west it is bordered by the Kushbek, Salvarti and Erikli mountains – the high Karabakh mountain range.”
A detailed description of Karabakh’s territories and borders during the first period of Russian occupation and colonialism is drafted on the following basis:
1. This information was written by an official directly involved in Russia’s governance of Karabakh, in other words, the information is based on official documents;
2. Further, this is not only grounded in reality and experience, it is also backed up by primary sources. It was not by whim that Mirza Jamal referred to history books to substantiate his position.
It is clear that the name “Karabakh” has long applied not just to the political-ge
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ترکمن
5 years ago
Millions of people had to flee and thousand of people were killed after armenian occupied azerbaijan land with the help of Russia and iran we have not forgotten khojali
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Anonymous
5 years ago
I love Azbaijan
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Elvira Mahmudova
5 years ago
Fhiopl
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Jalal Aliyev
5 years ago
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İ am internally displaced person from Agdam region of the Republic of Azerbaijan, one of the 7 surrounding region of Nagorny Karabakh, occupied in year 1993 by the Armed Forces of the Republic of Armenia.
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Yaşsın Azerbaycan
Enough of hipocrasy by the western powers.
Stop the war o ethnic rensning!
Karabakh is Azerbajdjan
Karabağ adiyla da özüylede Azerbaycandır
Karabach is Azerbaijan!
Qarabağ Azərbaycandır.
Karabagh is Azerbaijan.
The Republic of Azerbaijan is the land of all religions and ethnicities, but Armenia!
Karabakh - Azerbaijan Karabakh is one of the ancient historical regions of Azerbaijan. The name Karabakh is a combination of the words “gara” (black, big) and “bagh” (garden, land). The word “Karabakh” as a name given by Azerbaijani people to their land first appeared in primary sources of the 7th century. In dealing with the subject of Karabakh, the first question to be answered is: where is this place and which areas of Azerbaijan does it cover? The answer to this question is especially relevant today for any understanding of the “Nagorno-Karabakh problem” created by the Armenian separatists. To answer this question we will refer first to Mirza Jamal Javanshir Garabaghli, the vizier of the Azerbaijani Karabakh khanate, who wrote in his book The History of Karabakh (1847): "According to the ancient history books the borders of Karabakh region are as given below: the Araz River in the south, from Khudaferin Bridge to Sinig Bridge. The eastern border of Karabakh is marked by the River Kura that flows into the River Araz in the village of Javad and runs into the Caspian Sea. The northern border is the River Goran that stretches from Yelizavetpol (Ganja province is meant) to the Kura river which splits and reaches the Araz at different points. In the west it is bordered by the Kushbek, Salvarti and Erikli mountains – the high Karabakh mountain range.” A detailed description of Karabakh’s territories and borders during the first period of Russian occupation and colonialism is drafted on the following basis: 1. This information was written by an official directly involved in Russia’s governance of Karabakh, in other words, the information is based on official documents; 2. Further, this is not only grounded in reality and experience, it is also backed up by primary sources. It was not by whim that Mirza Jamal referred to history books to substantiate his position. It is clear that the name “Karabakh” has long applied not just to the political-ge
Millions of people had to flee and thousand of people were killed after armenian occupied azerbaijan land with the help of Russia and iran we have not forgotten khojali
I love Azbaijan
Fhiopl
İ am internally displaced person from Agdam region of the Republic of Azerbaijan, one of the 7 surrounding region of Nagorny Karabakh, occupied in year 1993 by the Armed Forces of the Republic of Armenia.
Stoparmenianaggression!
Khojaly, Ganja, Tartar, Kalbajar
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Armenen terorits