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Politics 10:36 29/04/2021 Region 'Azerbaijani soldiers inserted their hands into the wound in my stomach, blew chili pepper into my eyes’: Armenian POWs speak out Armenian servicemen tell VICE World News stories of brutal abuse at the hands of soldiers from Azerbaijan following the conflict in Nagorno-Karabakh. It was late at night and Armen, a 20-year-old soldier in the Armenian military, was sleeping in an abandoned hut when he was startled awake by a sudden burst of gunfire. He ran outside to locate the source of the shooting, leaving seven comrades inside the hut, and immediately came...

15 Mar in 12:00 By Vestnik Kavkaza In late February, Vestnik Kavkaza visited liberated territories of Azerbaijan where the work on recovery of the devastated region is going on. Our reporters visited Aghdam, Fizuli, Jabrayil, Zangilan, and the Iranian and Armenian border and recorded scales of destruction committed by the occupation forces of the Armenian army in Azerbaijani cities. The fourth and fifth stops of the photo return to liberated lands were Khodaafarin Bridge and the city of Zangilan, Azerbaijan’s borders. Ancient Khodaafarin Bridge has a symbolic importance. It connects two s...

14 Mar in 16:00 By Vestnik Kavkaza ArmenianReport Website heavy criticized foreign journalists who worked in Armenia and tried to assess developments happening there objectively. This time, they were Russian Alexei Romanov and American Patrick Lancaster. Romanov turned out to be guilty for extension of condolences to the Azerbaijani people on the day of another anniversary of the Khojaly tragedy. Moreover, he said that he felt tiredness and apathy in Armenia that went against the revenge idea. ArmeniaReport suggested an original punishment for Romanov: he must go back to the country of birt...

URL copied to clipboard During last autumn’s six-week war between Armenia and Azerbaijan over the ethnic-Armenian majority enclave Nagorno-Karabakh, as Azerbaijani forces took control of areas in and around the region, they rounded up local civilians. Most younger civilians had fled the hostilities. Those remaining, with few exceptions, were older people who did not want to abandon their homes. Human Rights Watch (HRW) has documented several cases in which Azerbaijani forces used violence to detain civilians and subjected them to torture and inhuman and degrading conditions of detention...

3 Mar in 14:00 The Nagorno-Karabakh conflict has become a part of history of the South Caucasus. For three decades it had been fuelled by the Armenian leadership's ultranationalist ideology and part of the Armenian diaspora, proclaiming the superiority of Armenians over all their neighbors and falsifying the history of the region. During this period the occupants of Karabakh damaged historical and religious monuments on 20% of the territory of Azerbaijan, devastated cities and villages, desecrated and destroyed many mosques, armenized Christian churches, ruined monuments and landmarks. It w...