When talking about the genocidal policy of Azerbaijan, it should be mentioned about 150 thousand Armenians before the 44-day war: Tigran Abrahamyan

When it comes to the forcibly displaced Armenians from Artsakh or simply Azerbaijan's genocidal policy, it should be noted not 120 thousand, but the number before the 44-day war of 2020, around 150 thousand Armenians. Tigran Abrahamyan, deputy of the "I have honor" faction of the National Assembly, wrote about this on his Facebook page.

"This is not only a matter of important political significance, but also a social one.

Forced deportation of Artsakh residents began during the 44-day war, from the regions of Hadrut, Shushi, Martakert, and after the tripartite document of November 9, when the regions of Kashatagh, Shahumyan (Karvachar) and Akna were to be surrendered, also from there.

From the 44-day war to September 2023, due to various events, 35-40 thousand. people had already left Artsakh, but the reason was certainly the same: the aggressive policy of Azerbaijan, which, with the criminal agreement of the Armenian authorities, led to the final surrender of Artsakh.

All government programs must be implemented around 150 Hz, not 105-110 Hz, which were forcibly abandoned in September-October 2023. for our compatriots," wrote Abrahamyan.