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Tatoyan Center for Law and Justice notifies int’l community on Azeri misrepresentation of names of Armenian territories

Tatoyan Center for Law and Justice notifies int’l community on Azeri misrepresentation of 
names of Armenian territories

YEREVAN, DECEMBER 27, ARMENPRESS. The Ministry of Defense of Azerbaijan has been continuously misrepresenting the communities of Armenia with invented, false names, thus creating a false impression that those territories of Armenia belong to Azerbaijan, the Tatoyan Foundation Center for Law and Justice said in a statement.

“We draw the attention of the international community to this fact and confidently assert that this is part of the Armenophobia and animosity of the Azerbaijani authorities, it shows their real intentions and aspirations towards the sovereign territory of Armenia.

In particular, studies of the Center for Law and Justice "Tatoyan" Foundation show that Jermuk is called “Istisu”, Sisian – “Qarakilsə”, Syunik village Vaghatur – “Vağudi”, “Vardenis” – “Basarkeçer”, Gegharkunik villages Norabak – “Azizli”, Verin Shorzha - Yukhari Shorzha, etc. These are all false names.

Instead, ignoring the historical names of the Armenian settlements of Artsakh, they try to present them in the Azeri version, completely ignoring the rights and interests of the native Armenian people (for example, Martakert is called Ağdəra, Martuni is called Xocavənd, etc.).

This fact is another evidence that Azerbaijan has no peace intentions with Armenia, moreover, even if the peace treaty is signed, this document will not be enforced until the international community takes effective measures to eliminate the policy of inciting war and animosity, Armenophobia policies of the Azerbaijani authorities.

This evidence will be documented and sent to international organizations, as well as will be presented during various relevant meetings,” the center said.

 

 








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