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"On October 18th, I found myself in Azerbaijan’s Ganja, a day after the fourth missile attack had struck civilian targets in the city. I witnessed the tragic scenes of destruction and death in a residential district, meeting Jewish families and hearing their accounts first-hand," Chief Ashkenazi Rabbi of Azerbaijan Shneor Segal writes in the article Daring to hope in Nagorno-Karabakh for Jewish News
Almost 70 Azerbaijani civilians were killed and hundreds wounded as a consequence of this barbarity along with indiscriminate shelling of Azerbaijani cities
Dan Mason has worked extensively in Azerbaijan and gives his personal view on the situation
Armenia would also benefit from establishing neighborly relations with Turkey and Azerbaijan, rather than its policies based on “fabricated histories"
The second city of Ganja has been hit three times in the war over Nagorno-Karabakh, killing at least 26 people including a 10-month-old girl
The Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Russia published a statement in connection with the death of Russian citizen Artur Mayakov in Ganja. "On October 24 this year, the Azerbaijani authorities notified the embassy that Russian …
Azerbaijani Canadians have launched a campaign urging the Canadian government to impose sanctions on Armenia, which has been occupying Azerbaijani territories for the past three decades and has been committing war crimes against civilians. …
The biggest mistruth that Armenia attempts to propagate is that Armenia is somehow the victim, that Azerbaijan is somehow the aggressor
Since the Armenian forces have been suffering heavy losses on the battlefield, they are attempting to escalate the war into a new phase in which cities and civilians are blatantly targeted
The Armenians will gradually lose more towns and positions. The Armenian counter-attacks are not bringing the expected results, and the shelling of civilian targets in the Azerbaijani city of Ganja is difficult to justify on military grounds
The striking residential settlements in Ganja and other cities of Azerbaijan with missiles and cluster bombs give the right to the Azerbaijani government to carry out self-defense against the aggressor
Armenian leaders have tried to label the conflict a “genocide” against Armenia, invoking memories of 1915. But in the case of Nagorno-Karabakh, it is Armenia itself that has carried out ethnic-cleansing, driving over half a million Azerbaijanis from their homes in the occupied territory.
People have gathered today outside Azerbaijan’s Embassy in Moscow to commemorate victims in Ganja
Seymur Mammadov: "We are fighting with Armenian soldiers, and Armenian troops are fighting with unarmed citizens of Azerbaijan"
First Vice President of Azerbaijan Mehriban Aliyeva published a post on her official Instagram page. "This night the Armenian aggressors treacherously attacked Ganja. The calculation is both simple and monstrous - to destroy as …
An action dedicated to the memory of the victims of terrorist attacks carried out by the armed forces of Armenia began in Moscow, at the Azerbaijani embassy in Russia, the correspondent of Vestnik Kavkaza reports. The commemorative …
The Ministry of Defense of Azerbaijan has reported on the destruction of armoured vehicles of the Armenian Armed Forces by units of the country's army. It is noted that the attack was carried out in response to the terrorist attack in …
The Azerbaijan-Georgia overhead transition line was damaged as a result of a missile strike on Ganja. Despite the liquidation of missiles aimed at power plants in Mingachevir, as a result of the strike in the direction of Ganja, an …
Three of those who died as a result of the missile attack on Ganja by the Armenian armed forces on October 17, 2020 are young children, Trend reports. As reported, 13 people, including three children, four women and six men, …
Journalist Seymur Kazimov gives an Azerbaijani perspective on working near the front lines in the worst violence between Azerbaijan and Armenia in more than a quarter of a century. Radio Liberty provides an edited version of his account.
