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The Battle for Shushi Continues

The Jdrduz canyon in Shushi, NKR (Photo: former Weekly editor, current h-pem editor Rupen Janbazian)

Relentless battles for Shushi continue at this hour despite inconsistent statements from various sources throughout the day.

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Leeza Arakelian

Leeza Arakelian is the former assistant editor of the Armenian Weekly. She is a graduate of UCLA and Emerson College. Leeza has written and produced for local and network television news including Boston 25 and Al Jazeera America.

Lillian Avedian

Lillian Avedian is the assistant editor of the Armenian Weekly. She reports on international women's rights, South Caucasus politics, and diasporic identity. Her writing has also been published in the Los Angeles Review of Books, Democracy in Exile, and Girls on Key Press. She holds master's degrees in journalism and Near Eastern studies from New York University.

4 Comments

  1. I’m from America and I’m watching this very closely. Not much news coverage of this war here except the occasional “back page” story. Probably due to the election. Anyway, I hope you make those dirty Azeri’s pay dearly for the genocides they inflicted on your people. It was only 30 years ago!

  2. Russians (a.k.a White Turks) saw that Armenia was holding the line against Azerbaijan and didn’t like it as they have always preferred Turks to Armenians. Russians are heavily mixed with Turkic peoples such as Tatars and Uzbeks. The remaining Russians of European descent are jealous of tiny Armenia standing up to Turks while Russia did nothing when their ambassador to Turkey was shot in 2016 and Azerbaijan recently shot down a Russian military helicopter.

    1. The Russians always rather supported Armenians than the “turkic people” how you call them (just consider the clashes between the russian and the ottoman empire back in the 18th/19th century)! By the way the “raciology” you are doing here is outdated (not to say ridiculous).

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