Baku task force to `peacefully` settle in Armenia 

ArmInfo. It's already clear that, with the help of Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan, Azerbaijani special forces and trained groups will very "peacefully" arrive and  settle in Armenia. Expert in Azerbaijani studies Tatevik Hayrapetyan  shared this "prospect."

"This, unfortunately, is already obvious, and those who want to sit  on the throne and wait for success, or who still want to convince  themselves that there are things Pashinyan is incapable of, will one  day simply pack their bags and leave for another country.

As long as we can preserve and protect our country through political  means, let's do so, and the way to do this is to remove Pashinyan  from power. Only an Armenian citizen living in Armenia can do this  with their clear attitude, position, and voice," Hayrapetyan wrote on  social media. To support his assertion, the expert quotes verbatim  from Azerbaijani President Ilham Aliyev's speech today, noting that  "this topic is gaining unprecedented popularity in Azerbaijan, and  the ensuing silence from the Republic of Armenia is in itself quite  telling..."

Thus, in his address to participants of the 3rd International  Conference on "Cultural Heritage and the Right to Return: Restoring  the Cultural Heritage of Azerbaijanis Expelled from Armenia as a Path  to Justice, Reconciliation, and Peace," Aliyev stated that "the  Azerbaijani people, with their ancient history of statehood, have  repeatedly faced deprivation, deportation, and genocide over the past  two centuries." He noted that "as a result of the massacres and  illegal displacements committed against Azerbaijanis in 1905- 1907,  1918-1921, 1948-1953 and 1987-1991, after the resettlement of  Armenians to their ancestral Azerbaijani lands, hundreds of thousands  of our compatriots were forced to leave their homelands and find  refuge in Azerbaijan."

The Baku leader went even further, stating that the alleged "forced  displacement of Azerbaijanis living in Armenia, the appropriation of  their property, the seizure, destruction, and alienation of examples  of material culture are historical facts, confirmed by reliable  documents." "It is extremely important to take the necessary steps to  assess Armenian crimes against humanity against Azerbaijanis within  the framework of international law and the support of the  international community in this matter," Ilham Aliyev emphasized.

The Azerbaijani leader emphasized the importance of "intensifying  efforts to ensure the return of Azerbaijanis forcibly expelled from  Armenia, within the framework of the right of return enshrined in  international law."

"Remember, this is coming from a dictator who unleashed wars,  blockades, ethnic cleansing, and forced displacement against Artsakh  and Armenia and did everything to establish 'peace' in Artsakh  without Armenians," wrote Azerbaijani scholar Tatevik Hayrapetyan.