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Human Rights Watch: "Armenian forces either fired or supplied internationally banned cluster munitions and at least one other type of long-range rocket used in an attack on Barda city, 230 kilometers west of Azerbaijan’s capital, Baku on October 28, 2020."

The Washington Post: At least 21 civilians were killed and dozens more injured after rockets fired by Armenian forces using a Russian-made Smerch missile system hit the Azerbaijani town of Barda, which is some 20 miles away from the front lines of the conflict.

The New York Times "Massacre by Armenians Being Reported". March 3, 1992.

Statement of the Embassy of the Republic of Azerbaijan on speeches in the House of Commons The Embassy of the Republic of Azerbaijan to Canada strongly condemns the biased speech of Gurratan Singh and Senator Leo Housakos. Unfortunately, both speeches support policy of genocide and war crimes against Azerbaijani population. As well, they contradict Canadian and Azerbaijani legislation. ... Gurratan Singh and Leo Housakos ignore basic democratic and human rights of almost 1 million IDP’s and refugees from the occupied Azerbaijani territories. Armenian acts of aggression violate the fundamental norms and principles international law and the UN Security Council Resolutions 822, 853, 874, and 884. Armenian army continues to fire cluster missiles to Azerbaijan’s residential areas which are located far away from the conflict zone and results in hundreds of civilians’ death, being injured and damaged civilian and educational infrastructure. Armenia keeps violating the ceasefire regime and prefers cruel methods of warfare and has no intention to adhere the agreed ceasefire. As of today, in total 91 civilians, including children, women and elderly were killed, 392 civilians have been hospitalized with serious injuries. We pray for innocent victims of Ganja, Barda, Tartar and the other cities of Azerbaijan and urge each person of Canadian society including Members of Parliament to raise their voices in protest to these speeches. October 29, 2020 Embassy of the Republic of Azerbaijan to Canada OTTAWA

Amnesty International confirmed the use of cluster munitions by Armenian troops which killed over 70 civilians in big cities of Azerbaijan including children, women and aged people. #StopArmenianTerrorism #StopArmenianAggrression

Former Canadian Resident, Tural Ganjaliyev; MP Chairman of Azerbaijan-Canada interparliamentary friendship Group but most importantly he is a refugee who was subjected to the ethnical cleansing by occupant armed forces of Armenia, has a very important message to the Members of Parliament. Senator Leo Housakos Gurratan Singh Justin Trudeau

Ronaldinho: "- I would like to send a hug to all people from Azerbaijan. May everyone return in peace in their homes." Thank you Legend!

Date: October 28, 2020 To: Justin Trudeau, Prime Minister of Canada, From: Saleh Ildirim, ...Continue reading

STATEMENT OF THE EMBASSY OF AZERBAIJAN ON MISSILE ATTACKS ON CIVILIANS AND DAMAGE OF CIVILIAN INFRASTRUCTURE BY ARMENIAN MILITARY FORCES The Embassy of Azerbaijan to Canada would like to express its concerns regarding Armenia’s acts of aggression against residential areas of Azerbaijani cities which are filled with innocent civilians and are located far away from the conflict zone. Armenia violates international humanitarian law, 1954 Hague Convention and its Second Protocol... of 1999, Fourth Geneva Convention of 1949, as well as The UN resolutions (822,853,874, and 884) regarding the occupied Nagorno-Karabakh and surrounding areas of the Republic of Azerbaijan. It is almost 30 years that Azerbaijan’s internationally recognized territories have been occupied by Armenia. During years of 1988-1993, Armenian military aggression against Azerbaijan resulted in more than 18.000 persons killed and over 50.000 wounded. Although, Azerbaijan has a numerical superiority of the army, a numerical superiority of equipment and military weapons, the country still has repeatedly said that it is adherent of a peaceful solution to the conflict but in response to that, Nikol Pashinyan, Prime Minister of Armenia increases shelling on civilians living by attacking Ganja which is the second largest city of Azerbaijan. On October 27, late afternoon, armed forces of Armenia launched 300 mm Smerch cluster munitions rocket at the residential areas of Barda region which resulted in 21 civilians killed and more than 70 were injured. As well as, continues shelling the Tartar city, its villages, Aghjabadi, and Goranboy by heavy artillery. Armenia launches rocket systems against Azerbaijan which cause enormous human suffering and damage to civil infrastructure as well as educational infrastructure, religious and cultural monuments, including cemeteries and buildings. As of October 28, in result of rocket shelling by Armenian forces 90 civilians were killed, including women, children and elderly, and more than 380 civilians have been hospitalized. Armenia’s attacks against civilians are a war crime and a crime against humanity perpetrated in a widespread manner. The Embassy is confident that the international community will recognize these terroristic attacks and will put its efforts in urging the Republic of Armenia to refrain from these blatant actions which are in violation of the mentioned above laws. October 28th, 2020 Embassy of the Republic of Azerbaijan to Canada OTTAWA

Armenian mercenary couldn't explain why and what Armenian troops doing on Azerbaijani territory.

New York Times: "While Azerbaijan is clearly the main driver of Nagorno-Karabakh war, analysts say, Armenia's populist prime-minister pushed the situation to the brink."

Secret Armenian terrorists cell in Toronto

Khudafarin - a brocken bridge

Armenians and Azerbaijanis living in Canada embroiled in turmoil