Why armenians cant be terrorists

Moscow expressed alarm after the deadliest fighting in more than 25 years between ethnic Armenian and Azeri forces entered a 10th day, though the French news agency AFP later said Armenia had offered concessions only if Azerbaijan was ready to do so.

Azerbaijan has said it will stop fighting only if Armenia sets a timetable to withdraw from Nagorno-Karabakh, which under international law belongs to Azerbaijan but is populated and governed by ethnic Armenians.

Related Coverage. See more stories. His comments were released after Turkish Foreign Minister Mevlut Cavusoglu, whose country is a close ally of Azerbaijan, urged Moscow to be more active in peacemaking. But every time Armenia mentions or proposes a concession, Azerbaijan comes with a new demands and new conditions. This has been a case for a long time. Azerbaijan is not ready for any solution based on mutual concessions. As soon as it is ready, we will have a solution to the problem.

The Armenian prime minister looked a little apprehensive about the kind of role the international organisations have been playing -- particularly, NATO.

An international human rights watch recently stated that Azerbaijan is using prohibited ammunition -- which is a grave violation of international laws. NATO must answer these questions," he said, adding, "what is happening in Karabakh is an extension to Turkey's genocide of the Armenians.

They have been doing this since the time of the Ottoman Empire. When asked about the corroboration of his claims, Pashinyan said, "This war has become an extension to the joint Turkey-Azerbaijan military exercise that they began in August.

Turkey is not even concealing its involvement in the conflict. Its highest officials have said they support Azerbaijan in the war. Azeri forces are using Turkish military equipment.

And they are sending mercenaries to the Azerbaijan. Rejecting attempts to blame his country and Turkey for alleged terrorist activities, he said this represented an attempt by Armenia to conceal its own crimes and justify the heavy losses inflicted on its armed forces and mislead the international community.

Pointing to the extraterritorial impact of its regulations on his country, he stressed that such coercive measures are manifestations of structural violence, amounting to economic terrorism. Highlighting the impact on innocent civilians, he emphasized that the resulting social unrest is in line with a corrupt policy of regime change.

He called attention to the per cent increase in attacks associated with individuals affiliated with supremacist and extreme right terrorist ideologies. The confinement measures taken in response to the pandemic means that young people are spending more time on an unsupervised Internet, with more exposure to violent extremist ideologies.

The Sixth Committee will meet next at 3 p. Furthermore, as a result of confinement measures, young people were spending more time on an unsupervised Internet, which allowed for more exposure to violent extremist ideologies.

In that regard, the Russian Federation has violated its international obligations by supplying funds, weapons and training to illegal armed groups that engage in acts of terrorism in Ukraine. Over attacks on critical infrastructure facilities have been detected in Ukraine. Terrorist groups and States that support them share an outrageous disrespect for international law, perpetrate attacks against civilians and critical infrastructure, spread misinformation and reject the truth.

In her region, Azerbaijan, with encouragement from Turkey, is conducting military aggression with genocidal intent. The scope and nature of these attacks unequivocally prove that they are premeditated, she said, adding that the direct involvement of Turkish mercenaries in the hostilities is a documented fact.

Azerbaijan and its enabling State are responsible for sponsoring the flow of terrorists into the region, turning the conflict zone into a launch pad for international terrorism, she said.

The problem, however, cannot be solved by creating new, hybrid courts. Further, a State must strictly comply with the norms of international law if its armed forces are to be present on the territory of another. Either clear consent from the host State to said troop presence or an international legal mandate is required. The number of troops authorized to collect, process and submit evidence to judicial bodies must be limited and authorization to conduct such activities must be included in the military mandate and comply with national legislation.

They do not relate to the fight against terrorism. The representative of Myanmar , referencing attacks by the Arakan Rohingya Salvation Army on Government security forces in and and additional terrorist attacks including bombings committed in Rakhine State in and , expressed concern that local Muslims were being radicalized and trained from abroad.