My personal blog, my thoughts.
The “dramatic theater” of one country continues. The Azerbaijani Foreign Ministry has posted an updated “black list” of undesirable people. Here is a link to it (http://www.mfa.gov.az/files/file/Yenilenmis_08.05.2017.pdf). As blogger Anton Nosik writes:
Russian national of Armenian descent Marat Ueldanov, who was convicted in Azerbaijan, fears that he is hindered from appealing the court judgment.
His sister, Mariana Mirzoyan, told Armenian News – NEWS.am that Marat called her on Wednesday and informed that he was moved to a terrible place at 12:00 pm on Friday.
Read more “Marat Ueldanov convicted in Baku fears he is hindered from appealing court judgment”
Turkey and Azerbaijan threaten the Armenian nation’s survival.
That’s our reality. Now and for the foreseeable future.
There are a number of factors that further contribute to such behavior of the Azerbaijani side. This was stated by the press secretary of the President of Artsakh (Nagorno Karabakh Republic (NKR)) David Babayan, referring to the information spread by the Azerbaijani side about the identification of a group of servicemen and civilians allegedly working for the Armenian special services.
Read more “Armenianophobia and terrorism are the basis of the policy of Azerbaijan”
They ask me: “Why do you need this?”. I answer – I will not be silent anymore.
My name is Konstantin Adamov, I am an ethnic Armenian born and raised in the Soviet Union in the Azerbaijani SSR in Baku. After the collapse of the USSR, I found myself in a new country with the same name – Azerbaijan. Unfortunately, the collapse of the union occurred simultaneously with the growing tensions in Karabakh. What happened next, everyone knows already.
When you read such “laudatory” news, you really wonder if there are any normal people in Azerbaijan left?
Found very good book by two excellent authors
What can be more pleasant for an Azerbaijani? The death of an Armenian!
Can it be otherwise in a “democratic” state? The law is one for all, well, or almost …
Can it be otherwise in a “democratic” state? The law is one for all, well, or almost …