
STATEMENT BY THE FACTIONS
OF THE NATIONAL ASSEMBLY
OF THE REPUBLIC OF ARTSAKH
Since 1 August the armed forces of Azerbaijan resorted to provocative military actions in various sections of the line of contact between Artsakh and Azerbaijan, as a result of which there are victims and wounded.
The factions of the National Assembly of the Republic of Artsakh consider Azerbaijan's repeated aggressions to be a gross violation of the November 2020 ceasefire, which aim to continue the policy of Armenophobia and spread panic in Artsakh. Azerbaijan regularly accuses Armenia and Russia of non-compliance with the November 9 trilateral agreements, while Azerbaijan itself has failed to fulfill almost any provision of that statement.
Such behavior is not new to us. Azerbaijan has always pursued a policy of ethnic cleansing and deportation, consistently violating the vital interests and rights of citizens of the Republic of Artsakh. Recent events, the fact that there are dead and wounded once again prove that peaceful coexistence within Azerbaijan is unacceptable for Artsakh. Peace is the highest value, but there is no peace under conditions of threat of force, constant violation of human rights and dignity.
During the 44-day war of 2020 we have witnessed the silence of the international community. All the crimes committed against the people of Artsakh during that period have not been properly condemned, because of which Azerbaijan continues to expand the scale of aggression.
- We call on the parliaments of various countries and all international organizations to strongly condemn Azerbaijan’s recent actions and take practical steps to prevent new crimes.
- We urge the Russian peacekeepers to carry out all the necessary actions to ensure the stability of the contact line․
Bowing our heads to all the victims of the Artsakh liberation struggle, we reaffirm the right of our people to have a free and independent state as the only guarantee of a safe and secure life.
Free Motherland – UCA
United Motherland
Justice
Armenian Revolutionary Federation
Democratic Party of Artsakh
Stepanakert
4.08.2022