BAKU, Azerbaijan, August 24. The Russian edition of Novaya Gazeta removed the article "Karabakh is a self-besieged fortress" by Elena Romanova after attacks from Armenian readers, Trend reports.
Posting an article on Facebook, the author of the article commented on her own publication with the words "a blockade is when machine gunners are on the perimeter and it is impossible to leave. And when you kill your children, if you can get food from Azerbaijan, this is not a blockade, this is a performance." .
Armenia is losing supporters in the information field every day, and more and more world media refute the ridiculous arguments of the Armenian side. Naturally, Armenian users of social networks, expressing dissatisfaction, accused Romanova of "bias". As a result, the author had to remove his publication.
The pressure of the Armenian readers also spread to the publication itself, as a result of which the article itself was removed.
However, the presence of irrefutable evidence that the Lachin-Khankendi road is open and the Azerbaijani side has ensured free movement along it once again nip in the bud the Armenian propaganda about the alleged existence of the so-called "blockade". It is also worth recalling that it was the Armenian side that refused to deliver humanitarian supplies across the Agdam-Khankendi road, therefore, as the author of Novaya Gazeta noted, the ridiculous arguments of the Armenians are nothing more than a farce.
Recall that Novaya Gazeta previously openly published anti-Azerbaijani articles. A year ago, journalist Jan Shankman was sent to the village of Zabukh (part of which was previously occupied by Armenia and has now been liberated) to write a provocative article about how the Armenian residents of this village are allegedly constantly subjected to moral suffering and shelling by Azerbaijan.
However, the author of Novaya Gazeta certainly did not mention the fact that more than a million Azerbaijanis were forced to become refugees and internally displaced persons because of the war launched by Armenia against Azerbaijan. This article can still be found on the publication's website.