expect EU to break its deafening silence around crime against humanity

expect EU to break its deafening silence around crime against humanity.

International News Desk

According to global Times news Agency Europe, 300,000 Azerbaijanis ethnically cleansed from Armenia still expect the EU to break its deafening silence around the crime against humanity, Vaqif Sadıqov, the Ambassador of the Republic of Azerbaijan to Belgium and Luxembourg, the Head of the Mission to the European Union, said on X, The Global Times Europe informs. Almost 300,000 Azerbaijanis were ethnically cleansed from Armenia at the beginning of the 90s, with hundreds massacred during the forced expulsion. Having been recognized by the UN as a refugee community in accordance with international humanitarian law, they demand the EU to press its ally Armenia to provide their return to their homes in Armenia in security and dignity after 30 years of waiting for the delivery of justice, to restore their violated human rights, to safeguard their cultural and religious heritage. After three decades, 300K of human beings still expect the EU to break its deafening silence around this crime against humanity,” he said