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By Rashid Shirinov

Azerbaijanis from all over the world continue to support their homeland in telling the truth about the Armenian aggression to the world. Yesterday, the German-Azerbaijani Culture Society “Bielefeld NR” held a protest on the main street of the German city of Bielefeld in connection with Armenia’s military provocation in Alkhanly village of Azerbaijan’s Fuzuli region.

This provocation resulted in the murder of two Azerbaijani civilians living in the village – a woman and her two-year-old granddaughter. This deadly incident once again proved that Armenia doesn’t stop on constant violations of ceasefire with Azerbaijan – the aggressor also targets Azerbaijani human settlements near the frontline.

During the protest in Bielefeld, its participants were carrying posters and banners reflecting the atrocities of the Armenian army. The protesters chanted slogans against Armenia’s aggression policy, such as “Sargsyan – the baby killer!”, “Say NO to terror and aggression,” “Justice for Zahra,” and others.

The protest participants also mentioned the victims of Armenia-committed Khojaly genocide against Azerbaijani civilians in 1992. Head of the German-Azerbaijani Culture House Tarana Tagieva, doctor Ruslan Jafarli and head of the Bielefeld branch of the Ataturk Thinking society Mehmet Ali Olmez told about the atrocities of the Armenians.

The protesters further called on the international community to take decisive action against Armenia in order to force it to withdraw from the occupied Azerbaijani lands and to put an end to Armenia’s aggression policy.

Since signing the ceasefire with Azerbaijan in 1994, Armenia has been constantly violating it, thus killing Azerbaijani soldiers and civilians from time to time. However, the international community remained indifferent to all these violations of international law.

Today Armenia remains unpunished and therefore continues these deadly provocations, thus ruining the stability in the region and hampering the resolution of the prolonged Nagorno-Karabakh conflict.

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Rashid Shirinov is AzerNews’ staff journalist, follow him on Twitter: @RashidShirinov

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