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    David Babayan: Azerbaijan's stand on Yazidis of Iraq describes it as a
    Nazi country

    by Marianna Lazarian
    Thursday, August 28, 16:13


    Azerbaijan's stand on Yazidis of Iraq describes it as a Nazi country,
    NKR President's Spokesperson David Babayan told ArmInfo, when
    commenting on Azerbaijan's calls for OSCE to respond to settlement of
    Yazidis in Nagorno Karabakh.

    "They prefer further genocide of Yazidis to their rescue, even if few
    people somehow manage to reach Nagorno Karabakh," Babayan said. In
    this light, he said, the world community must impose sanctions on
    Azerbaijan after such statements. "Azerbaijan's statement actually
    means continuation of the genocide of Yazidis," he said.

    According to Babayan, Artsakh has already expressed its political
    stand on the given issue. "We think genocide of the Yazidi people is
    happening now. The world community and relevant bodies must respond
    immediately. We believe that Yazidis are part of the Armenian people
    and they went through all the difficulties as we did. We have had a
    common fate, at least, over the last centuries. That is why, what is
    happening to Yazidis is qualified as genocide, and genocide of Yazidis
    is genocide of Armenians. This is what we think on the issue. We have
    already expressed our readiness to help them as much as we can,"
    Babayan said.

    Earlier today, Azerbaijani Foreign Ministry's Spokesman, Elman
    Abdullayev said Azerbaijan urges the OSCE Minsk Group to sharply
    respond to "the illegal placement of Kurdish Yazidis in the occupied
    region of Nagorno-Karabakh." "Such attempts and actions impede the
    negotiation process over Nagorno- Karabakh, and are contrary to the
    Fourth Geneva Convention," Abdullayev said.

    To recall, Aziz Tamoyan, Head of the Yezidi Community in Armenia, told
    ArmInfo the World Union of Yezidis has decided to settle 200 Yezidi
    families suffering persecutions and violence by Islamic militants in
    Artsakh.

    On 15 August, Armenia's Foreign Ministry reported the Government will
    send humanitarian aid in the amount of $50,000 to the Iraqi Yazidis
    that fled their homes to avoid extermination by ISIS militants.
    Later, on 18 August, Armen Saghatelyan, Spokesperson of Armenian
    President Serzh Sargsyan said the president charged diplomatic
    missions abroad to redouble efforts towards settlement of the given
    problem. The president and prime minister mull to increase the
    envisaged humanitarian aid to the Iraqi Yazidis. The issue of
    humanitarian aid will be settled in a few days, he said.


    http://www.arminfo.am/index.cfm?objectid°035AE0-2EAC-11E4-9AC50EB7C0D21663

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