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@HikmetHajiyev @btnewsaz It’s the same church these backward people bombed during the war. Azerbaijan has official destroyed more Christian heritage sites compared to ISIS. They destroyed churches and cultural heritage sites that are older than their entire history 🤡

Inside the Ghazanchi Church in Shusha. The church has been restored in accordance with its original architectural style. All lawful structures, as well as historical, cultural, and religious monuments within the territory of the Republic of Azerbaijan, are protected, reserved and restored in line with national legislation.

@zaurs You mean the same special that got help from Turkish special forces and Zionists to win against a small less equipped local defence force but still took heavy losses? You’re not the most powerful military. Everyone knows Azeris won because of Turkish and Israel’s support 🤡

Günlərlə meşədə cüzi qida ilə gedib, yalın əllə sıldırıma dırmaşıb dərhal döyüşə girən və alınmaz qalanı azad edən Azərbaycan xüsusi təyinatlıları bunların başında gəlir. 💙❤️💚

@AzerbaijaniOrg It’s called free speech and stating the truth. Two things you people don’t know anything about

NYC Mayor Mamdani just discovered that kissing up to wealthy Armenian lobby is more profitable than standing up for justice. One million Azerbaijani victims of brutal Armenian crimes won’t forgive you this insult!

@eafyoncu They get hurt when people exercise free speech and tell the truth. After so much evidence you have deluded fake historians like this who just say anything

New York Mayor Mamdani published the text given to him by the Armenian lobby without examining it. No Armenians were killed on April 24. Until World War I, Armenians rebelled approximately forty times. During World War I, taking advantage of the Ottoman Empire’s engagements with the Russian army in the East, they took the final step toward independence. They significantly impaired Ottoman supply and provisioning lines. In addition, by forming armed bands, they started to massacre civilian Turks, Kurds, Circassians, and Arabs living in Eastern Anatolia. When the Ottoman government, despite all its efforts, was unable to prevent the onslaughts of Armenian terrorists, it published the Circular of April 24, which closed Armenian committees such as Dashnaksutyun and Hunchak, and led to the arrest of individuals confirmed to be associated with these organizations. No conflicts occurred during the arrests of April 24, and no prominent Armenian was killed. However, the arrest of the leadership cadre of the committees rendered the potential rebellion leaderless and ineffective. Prominent Armenians did not heed the warnings of Talat Pasha and other statesmen to give up their dream of independence. Armed bands continued their massacres. They killed thousands of Muslims by supporting the Russian army during the siege of Van, which ended with its invasion on May 15. In response to this situation, the Ottoman government was forced to enact deportation measures on 27 May. As the late historian İlber Ortaylı stated, the Armenian deportation of 1915 was not a precaution against a possible rebellion. Rather, the Act of Deportation in 1915 was a response to an actual rebellion and collaboration with the enemy army, and it was inevitable under the circumstances of the time. It was planned that 924,158 people would be deported. However, not all of them were deported. Approximately 650,000 Armenians were deported and transported. Six months later, the deportations were halted. Therefore, the number of deported Armenians was lower. Also, after the Armistice of Mudros in 1918, a significant portion of the deported Armenians had returned to Anatolia. When deportation became inevitable, security measures were taken for the lives and property of the deported Armenians. However, due to either the persecutions of Armenians against the Muslim populace in the hinterland or the personal inadequacies of some individuals, some unwanted events occurred. The Ottoman government investigated the crimes committed during the deportation and punished those responsible.

@secularProg @ZelenskyyUa @presidentaz Just to let you know many Armenians including myself are not interested in the Russian government and glad Armenia is distancing from them..

@Ldnskillz @ZelenskyyUa @presidentaz Diaspora Armenians still sad about russia being ousted from the Caucasus . The moment russia was made to withdraw from Caucasus, peace followed. Same will happen in Ukraine 🇺🇦

The first visit to Azerbaijan and our seventh meeting in more than four years. Our relations are at a very high level, and what matters is that they are built on respect. I thank President of Azerbaijan Ilham Aliyev @presidentaz for this visit, for our conversation, and most importantly, for our agreements. Today, Ukraine and Azerbaijan signed 6 documents across various areas. The key is the defense-industrial complex – we will develop and strengthen our cooperation. We also discussed the continuation of energy initiatives and the launch of new ones. I am grateful to Azerbaijan for 11 packages of energy assistance, including during the last difficult winter. Special attention was given to humanitarian support for Ukraine and our efforts to restore peace. I thank Azerbaijan for its support of our sovereignty and territorial integrity. I appreciate the readiness for deep cooperation, including in the defense sector. We have taken a very serious step forward, and new documents will be signed soon.

@ZelenskyyUa @rafaeloghlu Contradiction at its finest. You criticise Putin but change your behaviour with another dictator guilty of the same crimes. Embarrassing

I began my visit to Azerbaijan by meeting our expert team, which is sharing Ukraine’s experience in protecting the skies. Ukraine is always committed to cooperation that strengthens both our partners and us. We have unique security expertise that can benefit other nations. We are already working along three directions: the Middle East and the Gulf region, the European Union, and substantive work with Azerbaijan. In addition to security, we will work today to strengthen cooperation in energy, the economy, and the humanitarian track. Glory to Ukraine!

@NasimiAghayev Always remember weasel man, if Georgia and Armenia didn’t exist with their VERIFIED thousands of years of winemaking history, you wouldn’t be able to do your soft national branding

Azerbaijan is one of the world’s oldest wine regions, with a history dating back to the 7th millennium BC, and it is home to the world’s largest wooden wine barrel still in use.

@ElcanElik122574 @rusencenter Without Turkish special forces planning and providing intelligence and drones for the Karabakh war Azerbaijan would have never won. There’s various Turkish military assets in Azerbaijan

@rusencenter Azərbaycanda Türkiyənin hiçbir usu yok diyok Türkiye hiçbir ülkenin usu yok Azərbaycanda ufak atın biraz .bir üs kuracaksa Azərbaycan kurar Türkiye'de us bizim topraklarinizda Türkiye'nin üstüne ihtiyacmiz yok kendi askerimiz yeter

Türkiye, dünyada ABD'den sonra en fazla yabancı üssü olan ülke haline geldi. Türkiye, dünya genelinde 133 yabancı askeri üsse sahip tek Müslüman ülkedir. Yabancı Askeri Üsse Sahip Ülkeler Şöyledir: 🇺🇸 ABD: 887 🇹🇷 Türkiye: 133 🇬🇧 Birleşik Krallık: 117 🇷🇺 Rusya: 29 🇮🇳 Hindistan: 20 🇮🇱 İsrail: 14

@HikmetHajiyev @btnewsaz You holding Armenian hostages, current incursions in to Armenian lands, baseless state sponsored western Azerbaijan narrative creates risks dragging the region in to turbulence

Today, in Gabala, Azerbaijan, we held an open dialogue with civil society representatives from Armenia within the framework of the Peace Bridge initiative. Our discussions lasted for more than two hours. As in other spheres of bilateral relations between the two countries, confidence-building measures—particularly Track 2 diplomacy—are also inherently bilateral in nature. I once again emphasized that Azerbaijan’s agenda is solely focused on peace. We remain fully committed to the Washington agenda. This commitment is not merely declarative or confined to paper; rather, concrete and pragmatic steps are being taken to strengthen the peace agenda. These include bilateral trade, transit shipments to Armenia via Azerbaijan, and people-to-people contacts, all of which reflect the concept of the economic dividends of peace. The implementation of the TRIPP project promises new opportunities for Armenia as a transit country. At a time when global developments—often described as resembling a Third World War—and the ongoing situation in the Middle East underscore the importance of established peace between Azerbaijan and Armenia. At the same time, it was noted during the meeting that the presence of revanchist forces in Armenia’s domestic political landscape, along with their calls for war, risks dragging the region back into turbulence—similar to the late 1980s and early 1990s. However, seeing that Armenian society itself aspires to peace gives us hope that those acting as spoilers will ultimately fail in their attempts to undermine the peace agenda.

@AzerbaijanMFA Is this the same Azerbaijan that is on video beheading Armenian civilians? Is this the same Azerbaijan that has committed human rights and war crimes violations that have been exposed globally? Interesting ….

Ermənistan tərəfindən azərbaycanlılara qarşı törədilmiş çoxsaylı ağır və amansız müharibə cinayətlərindən biri olan Ağdaban qətliamından 34 il ötür. 1992-ci ildə 130 evdən ibarət Kəlbəcərin Ağdaban kəndi erməni silahlı birləşmələri tərəfindən tamamilə dağıdılmış, yaşayış məntəqəsi yerlə-yeksan edilmişdir. 779 nəfər dinc sakin ağır işgəncələrə məruz qalmış, 67 nəfər isə xüsusi qəddarlıqla qətlə yetirilmişdir. Bu faciə Azərbaycan xalqına qarşı törədilmiş ağır cinayətlərin acı nümunələrindən biri kimi tarixdə qalır. Ağdaban qurbanlarının xatirəsini dərin hüzn və ehtiramla yad edirik. Allah bütün şəhidlərimizə rəhmət eləsin! ______________ 34 years have passed since the Aghdaban massacre—one of the numerous grave and brutal war crimes committed by Armenia against Azerbaijanis. In 1992, the village of Aghdaban in Kalbajar, consisting of 130 houses, was completely destroyed by Armenian armed groups, leaving the settlement utterly devastated. A total of 779 civilians were subjected to severe torture, and 67 people were brutally killed with exceptional cruelty. This tragedy remains in history as one of the painful examples of the grave crimes committed against the Azerbaijani people. We honor the memory of the victims of Aghdaban with deep sorrow and reverence. May Allah rest all our martyrs in peace.

@pegasus77765 @zoecabina These guys are so dumb they use AI that uses info sourced from Wikipedia to back up their arguments as the screenshot shows 🤣 You guys are known to commit war crimes and behead innocent civilians like the ISIS type terrorists you are. Conveniently you leave that part out

Despite all the suffering and tragedy that Armenians inflicted on Azerbaijanis, our people still speak to you like this. Azerbaijanis are a great and kind people. At the same time, we have learned from our past — which is why we remain vigilant and ready to defend ourselves. But we truly hope that peace has finally come, and that both nations can live side by side in good neighbourly relations.

Compare that to what my Azerbaijani tour guide said re Armenia

@dustinrhodes Definitely within top 100 wrestlers of all time. Goldust is one of the most recognised old school characters and your in ring ability is clearly high level. The way you move is so light and efficient

Just a fun question for y'all nothing serious. In my 38 years of wrestling, where would you put me between one and 500. Do I even make the list? Don't worry I have thick skin if you guys don't think so that's fine.

@drpezeshkian @presidentaz Your brother is in bed with the Zionists 😂🤣

In a conversation with my brother Ilham Aliyev (@presidentaz), I appreciated the sympathy and support of the government and the people of Azerbaijan. Friendly and brotherly nations find each other in hard times, and the deeper the civilizational roots, the stronger this bond.

@ozjanasgar @WarRoomArchives Literally no aura. Bunch of ISIS wannabe fighters who needed the help of Zionists to win a war and still took heavy losses against a less equipped small defence force 🤡

@WarRoomArchives ggez

This video was recorded in 1994 during the Nagorno-Karabakh conflict. It shows an unidentified Armenian rebel fighter recording a farewell message to his son (nicknamed Ziko) while sitting in a trench near the front lines.

@RobertKocharyan Armenian diaspora is smart enough to know you are no good for Armenia

Armenia with and without the Diaspora are in completely different weight classes. If a nation lacks the energy to develop, it shrinks and becomes invisible. But when it possesses that energy, it achieves an entirely different status. Together with the Diaspora, Armenia can double or even triple its developmental energy. youtu.be/I90igB5oRHU

@Azeri_Mamedov This is misleading. “Total vocabulary” isn’t a real linguistic metric and varies by dictionary. Armenian didn’t “replace” its Indo-European words with Persian ones—like Azerbaijani and Georgian it just has loanwords from historical contact. That’s normal for most languages

Azerbaijani total Vocablulary - 90,000 Turkic origin - 68,000 % of native words- 80% Georgian total vocabulary - 120,000 Kartvelian origin - 82,000 % of native words - 70% Armenian total vocablulary - 150,000 Armenian origin - 40,000 % of native words - 30% ⬇️

@Azeri_Mamedov @eucopresident @presidentaz How can there be an Armenian occupation when there’s a history of Armenians already living there. Despite that numerous war crimes have been linked to Alyiev, crackdown on he’s own population, corruption wide scale, harmful rhetoric. Again what’s the difference to Putin

@Ldnskillz @eucopresident @presidentaz Putin invaded and occupied a foreign land. Aliev liberated his own lands from the Armenian occupation. See, how easy it is. Try using your brain and perhaps, Google, next time

Thank you @presidentaz Aliyev for your warm welcome to Baku. I’m looking forward to continuing our work on a new framework for closer EU and Azerbaijan cooperation that reflects our joint vision for the future. With rising global tensions and instability, strengthening ties between us is more important than ever. The EU stands in full solidarity with you and your people, as the dangerous military escalation in Iran and the Middle East risks having a direct impact on Azerbaijan.

@AhmadAlili A great attempt to make it seem Azerbaijan had more influence than it did. You missed out on the Iranian generals saying if they wanted to target Azerbaijan with precision they would. Iran also plays its own diplomatic game and was under no pressure from Azerbaijan

What really happened between #Iran and #Azerbaijan after the strike on #Nakhchivan? This was not just a military incident. It was a test of Azerbaijan’s resolve, its regional role, and its ability to defend the strategic corridors crossing its territory. Thread 🧵