The cultural environment of Nagorno-Karabakh is under the threat of complete destruction. Pan-Armenian Union

Azerbaijani political vandalism has reached the level of hypocritical cynicism as a result of "tea parties" and behind-the-scenes trading around petrodollars. According to "Armenpress", the Pan-Armenian Union "Gardman-Shirvan-Nakhijevan" issued a statement about this, condemning the disproportionate policy of UNESCO in relation to current realities. to mislead and hide the reality of the Armenian genocide under beautiful wordings. Hajiyev said that he "held wide and open discussions with the permanent representatives and ambassadors of the UNESCO member states in Baku". It is interesting how broad and in what ways the meeting conducted by the official of a country that practices staged genocides was open. The "width" of the discussion imagined by Ardok Hajiyev was directly proportional to the series of Azerbaijani crimes against Armenian culture and open as much as, for example, the destroyed Armenian cemetery of Old Jugha to the international community. Hajiyev concluded that "UNESCO belongs to all of us and the entire international community." . We need to further protect and develop this organization." It is very problematic here what the assistant of the president of Azerbaijan imagines under the vision of UNESCO's protection and development. Did he allude to the same petrodollars that ensured UNESCO's silence during the destruction of the Old Jugha Armenian cemetery? Today, the entire cultural environment of Nagorno Karabakh is under the most real threat of complete destruction. Armenian religious, national-spiritual structures, entire settlements are being destroyed, defiled, defrauded and transformed, and the representatives of UNESCO, who are still in 2020. should have been represented in Nagorno-Karabakh after the war, are engaged in a tea party with one of the architects of the ethnic cleansing of more than 150 thousand Armenians. Azerbaijani political vandalism is a reality that no longer knows borders, which has reached the level of hypocritical cynicism as a result of "tea parties" and behind-the-scenes trading around petrodollars. The consequence is the destruction of ancient Christian civilization centers, buildings with unique architectural compositions, complete cultural complexes. We demand that UNESCO end its "tea-loving" practices of silence and adaptation and implement the actions implied by its own mandate," the statement said.