Flowchart 1 The Ethnic Cleansing Genocide of Artsakh: The Input Variables Required for Ethnic Cleansing Are The Same or Analogous to Variables As The Input for Genocide
Posted on March. 31. 2024
*Note: Since both Ethnic Cleansing and Genocide share the same or analogous input variables (i.e., crimes, inflictions) as well as the results (output factors) they are the same or parallel crimes against humanity. In other words, what Azerbaijan has done during the starvation siege of December 12, 2023 and after the surprise assault on Artsakh to capture Stepanakert on September 19 and 20, 2023 by shelling it indiscriminately and killing people is “Ethnic-Cleansing Genocide” or simply GENOCIDE of 2023. The exodus took place in the aftermath of the surprise blitzkrieg. The intent was to kill and terrorize the people into fleeing their homeland as was admitted by President Ilham Aliyev by stating “Had they [Artsakh Armenians] not surrendered, they would have been eliminated. There was no other option.” The act is a crime no matter how many Armenians were killed 200 or 120,000. The heinous inhumane atrocities of Azerbaijan should be ruled by the UN as Artsakh’s Ethnic-Cleansing Genocide.
As a result, the crime is punishable under the Genocide Convention Treaty President Aliyev is being interviewed at the press conference on January 10, 2024. By admitting his intent to “eliminate” the people of Artsakh, he has incriminated himself. On account of killing part of the people of Artsakh during the surprise attack on September 19 and 20, 2023, and based on his past track record of atrocities brought upon the Armenians, we can bestow upon him the distinct honor of being the “Butcher of South Caucasus,” who does not hesitate to commit ethnic-cleansing genocide to get his way.