After a relatively subdued 24-hour ceasefire at the border, Azerbaijani elements of the Armed Forces attempted to infiltrate positions along the border of the Armenian province of Tavush once more in the early morning hours on Thursday.
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And of course Europe is keeping silent on the matter. Russia (the so-called ally of Armenia) is urging both sides to de-escalate the conflict even though Azerbaijan initiated it. It’s times like these that show Armenia who it can rely on…. namely only itself.
You’re Right Greg.
If you are alone, leave the lands of people occupied
What are you even talking about, “bhr”? Your flimsy one-liner is useless, because it makes no senes.
Your comment is poorly written, and I can’t even make sense out of it. In the first place, just who is it you’re talking about, whom might find themselves alone? In the second place, What does being alone have to do with leaving a land occupied? In the third place, which (so-called) “Occupied” Lands are you even talking about?
Im willing as citizen to do whatever is on my hand and my capacity to help Armenia and armenian people.
Thanks for nothing, Woodrow Wilson!
If I may add to your comment:
Thanks for nothing President Clinton, Bush, Obama and Trump