Reports on Nagorno-Karabakh §

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Cited by events (13) §

• Murder of Lt. Gurgen Margaryan in Budapest 2004
• Hungarian extradition and Azerbaijani pardon of Safarov 2012
• July 2020 Tavush border clashes 2020
• September 2022 Azerbaijani offensive on Armenia 2022
• Azerbaijani gas cutoff to Karabakh 2022
• Prague EPC summit on the border 2022
• Armenia–Azerbaijan border delimitation: four villages 2024
• Withdrawal of Russian peacekeepers from Karabakh 2024
• Four-Day War (April 2016) 2016
• Second Karabakh War (44-day war) 2020
• Lachin Corridor blockade 2022
• Azerbaijani military operation, 19–20 September 2023 2023
• Deployment of Russian peacekeepers to Karabakh 2020

Inline citations (4) §

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• Event Khojaly massacre 1 cite
  1. The internationalised "Justice for Khojaly" diplomatic campaign was launched in 2008 by Mehriban Aliyeva through the Heydar Aliyev Foundation.
     ICG Caucasus briefings 2010s khojaly-justice-campaign-launch
• Dispute viewpoint state-azerbaijan · extended Khojaly, 25–26 February 1992 2 cites
  1. Mehriban Aliyeva runs the commemorative apparatus through the Heydar Aliyev Foundation, with the diaspora "Justice for Khojaly" campaign launched in 2008.
     mehriban-justice-campaign
  2. The Azerbaijani Prosecutor General opened formal proceedings against named Armenian commanders in 2022.
     ICG Caucasus briefings 2022–24 khojaly-2022-prosecutions
• Dispute viewpoint academic-consensus · critique Khojaly, 25–26 February 1992 1 cite
  1. The consensus is the framing used in international fora when Khojaly is discussed substantively, but has had limited impact on either domestic discourse.
     critique-cons-policy-uptake