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Germany: Filing complaints against Erdogan and other Turkish officials for war crimes

June 27, 2016 By administrator

Cl1hvz8UgAAJ_GPNothing goes between Germany and Turkey. Various celebrities, politicians and activists of human rights they have a complaint against Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan and other Turkish officials in the Office of the Federal Prosecutor for war crimes and crimes against humanity.

The lawyers announced on the online portal tagesschau.de, today present the request to the Office of the Federal Prosecutor in accordance with international criminal law. The lawyers argue that they had a “duty to denounce ethnic systematic war crimes in Turkey for complaint here in Germany”

The federal prosecutor said an indictment has so far not been received.

Politicians of leftist activists and artist Konstantin Wecker and Rolf Becker actors are among the supporters of the complaint.

Tagesschau.de As reported, the complaint apparently affects other officials in Turkey, including the former Prime Minister Ahmet Davutoglu and former interior minister Elenzinha Ala. The indictment focuses on the crimes alleged in the Kurdish provinces of southeastern Turkey, more precisely in the town of Cizre. 21 civilians were killed in attacks. In another case, these 150 organizations affecting mostly civilians.

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ARMENIA: The Prime Minister says he wants to strengthen the fight against corruption

May 30, 2016 By administrator

Armenian PM coraptionPrime Minister Hovik Abrahamyan ordered the Armenian government to reduce “corruption risks” in the management of public procurement, management has been repeatedly criticized by dog anti-corruption guard.
Abrahamian said that the Finance Ministry will “further enhance transparency in various stages of this process,” at the opening of a weekly session of his cabinet on Thursday. He said the ministry

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EU Wants ‘Real’ Fight Against Corruption in Armenia

May 13, 2016 By administrator

Piotr Switalski (second from right), head of the EU Delegation in Armenia, spoke at an anti-corruption seminar in Yerevan attended by Armenian Justice Minister Arpine Hovannisian (second from left) and Education Minister Levon Mkrtchian.

Piotr Switalski (second from right), head of the EU Delegation in Armenia, spoke at an anti-corruption seminar in Yerevan attended by Armenian Justice Minister Arpine Hovannisian (second from left) and Education Minister Levon Mkrtchian.

YEREVAN (RFE/RL)—Piotr Switalski, head of the EU Delegation in Armenia, spoke at an anti-corruption seminar in Yerevan on May 13, attended by Armenian Justice Minister Arpine Hovannisian and Education Minister Levon Mkrtchian.The European Union will provide 15 million euros ($17 million) in additional aid to Armenia if its government tackles widespread corruption in the country in earnest, a senior EU diplomat said on Friday.

Switalski complained about a lack of “visible” results of anti-corruption initiatives that have repeatedly been announced by the Armenian authorities.

“The government of Armenia has adopted a number of very important and very good documents,” Switalski said, referring to its most recent anti-corruption strategy and a council headed by Prime Minister Hovik Abrahamian.

“But what we need now…is not only new plans, new words and new declarations,” Switalski said during the seminar. “I think the people of Armenia expect real facts and visible proof that the fight against corruption is progressing in Armenia.”

“We have 15 million euros committed to help the government of Armenia fight against corruption,” he added. “But when I say committed I mean committed, not distributed or spent, because…there are conditions.”

“We want to see concrete results. If we don’t see such concrete results, these 15 million euros will not be transferred to the government of Armenia,” warned the diplomat.

The remarks came the day after Abrahamian announced that the government will embark on major reforms in order to confront new security challenges facing Armenia after the escalation of the Nagorno-Karabakh conflict. He said the reforms will include a tougher fight against corruption.

Abrahamian’s influential chief of staff, Davit Harutiunian, insisted on Friday that the government is committed to strengthening the rule of law despite skepticism voiced by opposition politicians and civil society representatives. “If you think that once a decision is made the results will be immediately visible, you are wrong,” he told reporters. “It requires some work and the prime minister ordered the start of that work.”

Commenting on Switalski’s statement, Harutiunian said: “Nobody expects money from Mr. Switalski for combatting corruption. The fight against corruption is not conditional on European Union funding.”

Abrahamian said on Thursday that the government is open to any proposals from the opposition and civic activists and even the common Armenian citizen. He said such proposals should be e-mailed to Harutiunian.

Justice Minister Hovannisian said that as part of the promised reform drive, the government plans to introduce criminal liability for high-ranking Armenian officials underreporting their personal incomes. She said a relevant bill drafted by her ministry will be approved by Abrahamian’s cabinet next week.

Armenia ranked 95th out of 168 countries evaluated in Transparency International’s 2015 Corruption Perceptions Index (CPI). It was 94th in the 2014 CPI that covered 174 countries and territories.

The head of the Berlin-based watchdog’s Armenian branch, Varuzhan Hoktanian, said the government has yet to take “concrete steps” against corrupt practices among its officials. “I’ve always said that at the heart of corruption in Armenia is a monopolization of the economy, which leads to monopolization of political power, and a merger of the political and business elites,” he said.

Filed Under: Articles Tagged With: against, Armenia, corruption, EU, Wants ‘Real’ Fight

Turkey: Lawsuit filed against nationalization of Armenian church in Turkey’s Diyarbakır

April 30, 2016 By administrator

armenian church in dyabekeerThe foundation of St. Giragos (Surp Giragos) Armenian Church, which is located in Sur district of Turkey’s primarily Kurdish-populated Diyarbakır city, has filed a petition with the court that the decision to expropriate the church be declared null and void.

Ali Elbeyoğlu, an attorney of the foundation, noted that the respective lawsuit is filed against the Prime Minister’s Office and the Ministry of Environment and Urban Planning of Turkey, according to Agos Armenian bilingual weekly of Istanbul.

The attorney stressed that the nationalization of this church runs contrary to the Turkish law on conservation of cultural heritage as well as to international agreements, including the Treaty of Lausanne.

According to the Turkish Council of Ministers’ decision, all structures in Sur district, including St. Giragos Church, were expropriated for “protection.”

St. Giragos, which is one of the largest churches in the Middle East, reopened as a functioning church in October 2011.

It was renovated with co-funding by Diyarbakır Armenians throughout the world, and Diyarbakır City Hall.

Filed Under: Articles, Genocide Tagged With: against, Armenian, Church, Diyarbakir, filed, lawsuit, nationalization, Turkey's

Azeri hysteria against the singer Hadise Turkish guilty in their eyes of wearing on her dress colors of Armenia

April 18, 2016 By administrator

arton125005-400x300Azeris, are crazy hysterical rage! A known Turkish singer Hadise who participated in Eurovision 2009 during a children’s program for the Turkish television channel TV8 … wearing a dress on which one could distinguish the colors of the Armenian flag …

This is enough to Azeris to cry foul. Azeris who verbally attacked the Turkish singer and accused of being an Armenian officer! Hysteria is limitless. Yet the colors of the clothing of the Turkish singer were orange-blue-red and not those of the flag of Armenia, red-blue-orange … Hadise spoke of “mental illness” of these protesters Azerbaijanis …

Hadise Açýkgöz (born 22 October 1985 in Mol, Belgium), participated under the name of Hadise at Eurovision 2009 representing Turkey. She finished fourth with the song Düm Tek Tek.

Krikor Amirzayan (Գրիգոր Ամիրզայեան)

Monday, April 18, 2016,
Krikor Amirzayan © armenews.com

Filed Under: Articles Tagged With: against, Azeri, eyes, guilty, hysteria, singer Hadise, Turkish

War Crimes Against Christians

April 16, 2016 By administrator

Crossby Joachim Hagopian,

Compelling evidence is mounting daily of egregious war crimes committed by Azerbaijan’s military in the Republic of Nagorno-Karabakh (NK). Azerbaijani President Ilham Aliyev launched an unprovoked large-scale military offensive during the early morning hours of April 2nd attempting to break through the Nagorno-Karabakh Defense Army’s contact line in attacks coming from three separate directions using mortars, rocket launchers, tanks, armored personnel carriers, surveillance and kamikaze drones and helicopters.Heavy Azeri shelling of Armenian residential areas destroyed civilian homes in several villages in both the Republic of Nagorno-Karabakh as well as the Republic of Armenia. In NK’s Martuni region a 12-year old boy was killed attending school and two other children were seriously injured. Soon after the volleys of mortar fire, the Azerbaijani military overran Armenian villages in the Martakert area and broke into homes in the village of Talish where many homes were damaged or destroyed. Azeri soldiers murdered at point blank gunshot range an elderly husband and wife including their 92-year old family relative, ultimately cutting the married couple’s ears off that strongly suggest the presence of Islamic State terrorists. 3000 known Azeris joined ISIS and a number of them are believed to have rushed from the Syrian battlefields returning home to fight on the fresh Nagorno-Karabakh warfront.

An Armenian Yezidi soldier was also beheaded, the all too familiar brutality that’s become an Islamic State trademark in its ethnic cleansing of thousands of Yezidi Christians in Iraq. The Yezidi soldier’s parents said that when their son’s body was returned, they buried him not knowing he had been beheaded. They only learned of his cruel fate after the International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC) arranged a plan for each side to exchange corpses of dead soldiers that returned their son’s severed head. The coffin had to be dug up to bury their son’s head with his body on April 9.

Moreover, the retrieved corpses of 18 Armenian soldiers showed signs that they had been mutilated and tortured. After the major fighting broke out from April 2-7, the ICRC acted as mediator for deceased soldiers to be recovered. Officials from the Nagorno-Karabakh Republic’s State Commission on Prisoners of War, Hostages and Missing Persons observed that all 18 bodies of the Armenian soldiers had been badly mutilated and tortured and issued the following statement:

Those acts, being a flagrant manifestation of inhumanity, run counter to the laws and customs of war and are in grave violation of the international humanitarian law, in particular, the Convention (I) for the Amelioration of the Condition of the Wounded and Sick in Armed Forces in the Field (1949), Geneva Convention (III) relative to the Treatment of Prisoners of War (1949) and the Additional Protocol to the Geneva Conventions of 12 August 1949 relating to the Protection of Victims of International Armed Conflicts (Protocol I).

The NKR Prosecutor General’s Office has charged Azerbaijan with seven criminal cases in violation of international law: “using prohibited methods and means of warfare, targeting of civilians, shelling of populated areas motivated by national, racial or religious hatred or religious fanaticism.”

The Yezidi Armenian soldier apparently wasn’t the only Armenian in uniform who was decapitated. Chairman of the Foundation Against Violation of the Law Michael Aramyan disclosed that at least two other Armenian soldiers, one from Yerevan and another from Artsakh, “have been subjected to torture and then beheaded.” Murder, ill-treatment, torture, humiliation all constitute violations of the Criminal Code.

On April 11 the Armenian Ministry of Defense (MoD) confirmed the Red Cross mediated bodies to be exchanged and that authorities in both Armenia and Nagorno-Karabakh are collecting and compiling overwhelming evidence of Azerbaijan’s humanitarian crimes of international law. Earlier this week the UN Under-Secretary-General for Political Affairs met in Yerevan with Armenia’s Foreign Minister Edward Nalbandian who also met on Wednesday with OSCE ambassadors stating:

With its aggressive actions Azerbaijan actually tried to refuse from its international commitments of solving the issue in a peaceful way, thus grossly violating the basic principles of international law, the decisions and declarations of a number of OSCE summits and Ministerial Councils, obviously ignoring the statements on the heads of OSCE Minsk Group co-chairing countries on the settlement of the Karabakh issue.

James Warlick, the US co-chair of the OSCE Minsk Group responsible for resolving the Azeri-Armenian conflict since the Nagorno-Karabakh War ended in 1994 had this to say at an April 9 press conference:

We are deeply distressed by our reports of human rights violations. We have seen the photos, we have heard the reports… we are deeply troubled, deeply concerned by any human rights violations.

Meanwhile every day since the Russian-brokered ceasefire on April 5 repeated violations by Azeri forces are tallied, inflicting more injury and death. As a typical example, on the overnight of April 11-12, both rifle and heavy artillery fire from the Azeri army contact line was observed. Though both sides have perennially claimed ceasefire violations, the Armenians have long agreed to have Minsk Group investigators enact a mechanism by which to document ceasefire violations but as a member of the European Parliament from Cyprus just stated the Baku government has consistently refused to cooperate. This could also be ameliorated by a deployment of a Russian peacekeeping force that Moscow’s Defense Minister Lavrov as well as Armenian President Sarkisian have been recently alluding to, although the Russian Minsk group chair Igor Popov has relegated the peacekeeping plan to a final stage in conflict resolution, not an immediate intervention.

 

In the meantime as the facts emerge pointing to a premeditated Azeri military offensive with US Empire approval, a diversionary game is devised that desperate, among the world’s most corrupt dictators Ilham Aliyev uses to his advantage to diffuse his mounting troubles and unrest at home. A typical wag the dog politician trick to take pressure off by playing the jingoistic game of targeting a foreign enemy for war to manipulatively unite and distract Azeris from their slumping oil economy driving high domestic unemployment and growing civil unrest against an oppressive totalitarian criminal regime. Add BP among Western oil giants to the self-serving mix to make sure the despot stays in power if only to bleed maximum profits after already investing $58 billion in recent years to develop the oil-rich Caspian oil and gas fields, along with newly proposed pipelines to deflate Russian gas export to Europe. Ultimately all Empire-dictator roads lead to eliminating their biggest scapegoated threat – the tiny independent NKR enclave. Hence, conjure up a religious war against the Armenians.

Part of this devious strategy involves Turkish and Azeri public displays calling for unity amongst all Islamic groups and nations in support of Azerbaijan’s “holy war” against NG Armenians “till the end of time,” thus fomenting an anti-Armenian crusade spilling over into public protests by Muslims in Paris and Stockholm. Turkish and Azeri nationals chanted “death to Armenians” inspired by a hate filled speech delivered by a prominent Turkish leader in Sweden. Of course there’s nothing new in hatred of Armenians but its public expression currently being acted out to fuel the thinly veiled hints from Turkish leadership promoting a religious war against Christian Armenians neatly timed with the Armenian genocide’s 101st anniversary underscores a surging information propaganda war. Armenia’s Deputy Foreign Minister Savarsh Kocharyanastutely sees what Turkey et al’s up to:

Foreign Minister of Turkey in his speech at the Organization of Islamic Cooperation speculated on the Islamic solidarity and made a dangerous attempt to artificially present the Azerbaijani military operations against self-determined Nagorno-Karabakh as a religious conflict.

Erdogan’s spending millions on US public relations lobbyist firms that have included an ex-CIA directortargeting Armenians as the latest enemy to demonize at the same time a recent billboard briefly went up in Boston, home of a large Armenian American community, denying the Armenian genocide.

Then the virtual news blackout of events in the Nagorno-Karabakh conflict. What little coverage there has been typically refers to the NK Armenians as “separatists” occupying Azeri land rather than Armenians who are forced to defend themselves and their ancient homeland against a malevolent invading force. The US media’s overt blockade suppressing the truth of Azeri atrocities in Artsakh (the Armenian name for Nagorno-Karabakh) is designed not only to keep America in the dark but also to cover-up US Empire’s complicity in Azerbaijan’s criminal aggression as yet another proxy war against Russia.

The neocons are still fuming as much as Erdogan over their precious proxy war terrorist allies getting their asses kicked by Putin in Syria. So what do they do? Immediately unleash Aliyev’s unilateral attack turning up more cold war heat by starting yet another war on Russia’s doorstep. It’s getting as predictable as all theWestern state-sponsored terrorism. Manufactured wars and manufactured mass migration crises are all designed to stir up more divide and rule racial and religious hatred spawning yet more wars and widespread violence as the globalist calling card agenda delivered by US Empire-Israel-NATO allies. The war against Armenians is not some unrelated, randomized accident. Virtually every major world event is preplanned according to the diabolical scheme of the ruling elite bent on its New World Order and one world government.

But fortunately with the truth clearer than ever now, the tide is turning. The EU parliament has taken up debate over the Nagorno-Karabakh dispute and a growing number of vocal members are calling for recognition of the current NKR as an independent sovereign enclave leaving it up to its citizens to determine their own fate to become part of Armenia or not. Cyprus EU member Eleni Theocharous not only recommended sanctions against Azerbaijan, she summed it up this way:

It is therefore the EU’s responsibility to support the people of Nagorno-Karabakh, who fight for their freedom, and thus not to support the continuation of an unjust status quo. Peace equals recognition of the right to self-determination for the people of Nagorno-Karabakh.

Luxemburg EU member Frank Engel also recognizes Azerbaijan as the chief villain in the Azeri-Armenian conflict:

The only solution is the recognition of the independence of the Nagorno-Karabakh, because today Azerbaijan is the aggressor, and it was the aggressor 24 years ago, and continued to violate the ceasefire on a smaller scale, and Baku glorifies a convicted killer, Ramil Safarov and believes that all Armenians in the region must disappear.

Safarov was the Azeri soldier who in 2004 took an axe and hacked up an Armenian officer who was asleep while both were participating in a NATO “Partner for Peace” program in Hungary. After a short prison spell in Hungary, Aliyev welcomed the axe murderer home as a war hero with a promotion and back pay.

Even a couple of US Congress members are pushing to ban arms sales and foreign aid to Azerbaijan. So are a few Israelis whose government’s latest missile shipment arrived in Azerbaijan the day before the Azeris’ military attack. In recent years Israel has signed $5 billion in arms deals with Azerbaijan. Concerned over another shipment of drones set to be delivered to Baku in the next few days, in a letter to Israeli Defense Minister, the Meretz head Zehava Galon stated:

There is a serious fear that laws of war were violated with Israeli weapons. I ask that you order the halting of additional drone supplies to Azerbaijan until a commitment is obtained not to use them in battles in Nagorno-Karabakh.

The Armenian National Committee of America (ANCA) has just sent a letter to Obama and Congress recommending economic sanctions against Azerbaijan for its war crimes pending the outcome of a Leahy law investigation. War crime violators by law are prohibited from receiving US military aid of any kind.

Twenty-seven nations have officially recognized the Armenian genocide. Germany may be the 28th as its Bundestag is scheduled to vote on formal recognition on June 2nd. Support for the Armenian people around the world is growing and self-determination is the operative word for the little independent de facto government of the Republic of Nagorno-Karabakh.

Though Russia is considered Armenia’s closest friend and ally, some believe that Russia is not behaving like it. Despite its mutual defense pact, well known Russian TV and radio journalist and political analyst Vladimir Solovyov urged Russia not to shrink from its duty as a Collective Security Treaty Organization (CSTO) ally of Armenia. He points out the fact that Azerbaijan was clearly the aggressor that attacked Nagorno-Karabakh. Solovyov warns Moscow that continuing to arm Azerbaijan in view of its unilateral attack on Armenians without any preconditions for future arms sales risks – in absence of Russian support, Armenia turning away from Russia, implying that Armenia could potentially align itself with the United States. As its closest CSTO ally in the South Caucasus, and the Russian Federation’s weakest link in the southern part of the nation, Solovyov maintains that Russia is ill-advised to lose Armenia as its most loyal friend in the region. His criticism of Russia not taking more of a stand in support of its supposed ally seems well taken:

Interestingly enough, we don’t discuss the question of who started it. Why don’t we want to see the broadcasts about beheaded Armenian soldiers, about capture and torture of people? I realize that we must consider the interests of both sides, but does it mean that we’re no longer interested in the truth? Turkey publicly declared it would support Azerbaijan; did we issue a similar statement with regard to our ally? Let us remember that Azerbaijan fired at Tavush Province of Armenia. That is the territory of Armenia and the CSTO kept silent about that fact.

The post War Crimes Against Christians appeared first on LewRockwell.

Source: http://weseekthetruth.com/author/joachim-hagopian/

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Mass rallies held in Yemen against Saudi offensive

April 15, 2016 By administrator

This April 15, 2016 photo released by Yemen’s al-Masirah TV shows people attending a mass rally in the capital Sana’a to denounce continued Saudi attacks against the country.

This April 15, 2016 photo released by Yemen’s al-Masirah TV shows people attending a mass rally in the capital Sana’a to denounce continued Saudi attacks against the country.

People in several cities across Yemen have taken to the streets to condemn incessant Saudi attacks on civilians despite a truce meant for facilitating peace talks.

In a major rally on Friday, thousands gathered in central streets of the capital Sana’a to condemn the attacks which have continued despite the truce starting early last week.

Yemen’s al-Masirah TV said the rally in Matar Street  was held under the slogan of “responsibility of free world to stop aggression and siege” with the participants chanting slogans against the United States and Saudi Arabia while denouncing the silence of the international community on the crimes committed by the Saudis.

The demonstrators also held banners showing images of civilians affected by the deadly airstrikes, calling on the United Nations to fulfill its responsibilities and stop the carnage.

During the march, Yemenis also warned the Saudi leadership that the continued attacks on the people in Yemen will only strengthen the steadfastness of the nation.

Similar demonstrations were held in other cities, with Yemenis declaring their support for the Houthi Ansarullah movement and allies in the face of Saudi aggression.

More than a year of aerial attacks by Saudi Arabia and allies against Yemen have left around 9,500 people dead, while hundreds of thousands have been displaced across the impoverished country.

The illegal attacks are intended to push back the Houthis from Sana’a and other places they control across Yemen so that the country’s resigned president, Abd Rabbuah Mansour Hadi, a major ally of Riyadh, could be reinstated.

The United Nations has planned peace talks between representatives of Hadi and Houthis in Kuwait beginning on April 18.

Source: presstv

Filed Under: Articles Tagged With: against, offencive, rallies, saudi, yemen

Turkey riots In Istanbul against Erdogan visit

April 12, 2016 By administrator

Besiktas-fans-light-flares-outside-the-Vodafone-Arena-the-new-stThe stadium Besiktas Istanbul is a political issue. The fans of the club are considered leftist. That Erdogan their Arena initiates, ends in chaos. For him was even rescheduled.

n Istanbul, the police has taken on Monday night with tear gas and water cannons against thousands of fans of the force as a left football club Besiktas. This had gathered for the first home game in front of the initiated just the day before new club stadium.

As an AFP photographer reported, ran a lot of fans in black and white club jerseys before the riot in search of protection of other pelted police with bottles.

Source: welt.de

Filed Under: Articles Tagged With: against, Erdogan, İstanbul, riots I, Turkey, visit

Karabakh Update: Azerbaijani military aggression against Karabakh

April 7, 2016 By administrator

Karabakh 100Numerous incidents of breach of agreement on ceasing fire were recorded at night, at the zone of contact between the Karabakh-Azerbaijani opposing forces. The Nagorno-Karabakh Republic  Defense Army reported that aside from using rifle weaponry and mortars, the adversary also launched two reconnaissance-sabotage attempts.

Vanguard units of the NKR Defense Army, however, detected, in timely fashion, this attempt at advance by the Azerbaijani special units, and they pushed them back to their original positions.

The photographs below are of the corpses of the Azerbaijani military gang that had committed crimes against Armenian civilians.

Karabakh army serviceman Armen Gasparyan (born in 1974) was killed on Wednesday in ceasefire violation by the Azerbaijani side.

The contract serviceman was killed from a mine thrower in north-eastern direction, Karabakh Defense Army army said in a statement.

As a result of the close battle, the adversary was pushed back leaving behind the corpse of Azerbaijani Armed Forces captain, Naftalan town resident Vaqif Bayramov, who was born in 1979.

Before that a Karabakh army serviceman Armen Gasparyan (born in 1974) was killed on Wednesday in ceasefire violation by the Azerbaijani side. The serviceman was killed from a mine thrower in north-eastern direction, Karabakh Defense Army army said in a statement.

On Wednesday between 10:35am and around 11pm, the Azerbaijani army divisions intensively fired shots toward the Armenian armed forces’ divisions and the settlements located nearby Vardenis town in Gegharkunik Province of Armenia.

In particular, aside from a variety of rifle weaponry, the adversary fired several hundred bullets also from large-caliber machine guns, and from mortars.

The Armenian armed forces, however, did everything not to breach the agreement on ceasing fire and advance of troops.

News-NEWS.am reporter visited Talish village, in Martakert Region of the Nagorno-Karabakh Republic, which was hit the hardest by the Azerbaijani bombardment. There are destroyed houses and dead animals everywhere in Talish. The villagers have left their homes for the time being, but they plan to return. Close to 30 percent of the houses in Talish village have sustained damages while the administrative buildings—even more.

Filed Under: Articles Tagged With: against, aggression, Azerbaijani, Karabakh, military

France Armenians Mobilization in Marseille against the Turkish-Azeri aggression in Karabakh

April 4, 2016 By administrator

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Filed Under: Articles Tagged With: against, aggression, Marseille, Mobilization, turkish-azeri

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