In the coming days and weeks, all the remaining food in The Republic Of Artsakh shall be gone and then people will begin to die in great amounts. What we have here in 2023 is the Armenian Genocide 2.0 and The Holodomor 2.0 and it seems no Western Nation wants to arrest the dictator family of Azerbaijan and open up the Lachin Corridor.
Oh, they can talk a good game, but when action is needed, oh we will supply Ukraine with arms and humanitarian supplies, but the Oldest and First Christian Nation on earth of Armenia and Artsakh, oh no, we can’t do that and won’t do that. You know how easy it would be to nab the Criminal Family of Azerbaijan? One of their many trips to Europe, arrest them all, then send real peace keepers to physically open the corridor, if the terrorists of Azerbaijan cause violence, use violence to restore peace and security of Artsakh.
Now, Time For The News On The Ground
Expect a slight decrease in bread production volume over the next two to three dayshttps://t.co/fhUS9LIKwC pic.twitter.com/AmUliVbTGg
— Siranush Sargsyan (@SiranushSargsy1) August 1, 2023
Officials in Artsakh tell me the already scarce food supply will run out in a matter of weeks — then starvation becomes a reality for many.
— Gev Iskajyan (@geviskajyan) August 1, 2023
When I log into a social network, I notice numerous posts from locals searching for essential items such as sugar, semolina, baby food, honey, cookies for kids, Nurofen, milk, baby powder, cheese, toilet paper,napkin. Requests seem endless during the #ArtsakhBlockade pic.twitter.com/yfgiMalMd4
— Siranush Sargsyan (@SiranushSargsy1) August 1, 2023
World, open your eyes ! #ArtsakhBlockade #StopArtsakhBlockade pic.twitter.com/3fyH5hiYhy
— ArtsakhSpeaks (@ArtsakhSpeaks) July 31, 2023
❗❗❗ ALERT ❗❗❗
In the most difficult humanitarian conditions created in Artsakh as a result of the ongoing blockade, thousands of citizens are forced to stand in line for hours to get some minimal amount of food or basic necessities.
In these crowded queues, cases of… pic.twitter.com/OPz8FJnXhs— Artsakh / Nagorno-Karabakh Human Rights Ombudsman (@ArtsakhOmbuds) July 31, 2023
Azerbaijan is blocking desperately needed desperately needed food and medicine to the people #NagornoKarabakh in a another flagrant violation of the @CIJ_ICJ Orders.#OpenLachinCorridor pic.twitter.com/Wquf7vpWqf
— Armenia in the Hague and Luxembourg (@armembnl) July 31, 2023
“Please help us get my father back.” the daughter of kidnapped Vagif Khachatryan is in front of the UN officehttps://t.co/llG2OOxJR6
— Pierre ֎ (@PetrosJH) July 31, 2023
For 2 months we’ve been tagging @unicefchief alerting about #ArtsakhBlockade by Azerbaijan.
30K kids w/out food, medicine, heating, education. Widespread malnutrition among kids, pregnant women.
❗️ZERO words from her. #ForEveryChild except the Armenians. #UNICEF pic.twitter.com/CvlX0WK4uV
— Nara | #StopArtsakhGenocide (@nmatini) February 12, 2023
As the humanitarian situation in Nagorno-Karabakh becomes catastrophic, the Azerbaijani propaganda machine has broken down trying to defend it. With international actors unwilling to take action however, lives hang in the balance. https://t.co/1bA3mTabPh
— CIVILNET (@CivilNetTV) July 31, 2023
Prisoners of a concentration camp on their own land for nearly 8 months: 120,000 Armenians 🇦🇲 including 30,000 children have been condemned to death by Ilham Aliyev, the dictator of Azerbaijan 🇦🇿, who has stepped up his blockade against them despite the condemnation of the… https://t.co/qOx0JvJ2f1
— #StandWithArmenia (@ARMARAS_) July 31, 2023
▶️ Warnings of ‘humanitarian crisis’ in Nagorno Karabakh after Azerbaijan shuts only land link https://t.co/yChZg6Usud pic.twitter.com/2IP9n8AEQW
— FRANCE 24 English (@France24_en) July 31, 2023
It is getting progressively worse for Christians in Nagorno-Karabakh. The Lanchin Corridor is closed, in spite of an agreement to keep it open. Azerbaijan must be sanctioned for their humanitarian abuses before it gets even worse. #SaveKarabakh
— Sam Brownback (@SamuelBrownback) July 31, 2023
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