Strong Armenia responded to Azerbaijan`s attempts to falsify history and appropriate Armenian culture.

ArmInfo. Narek Karapetyan, head of the Strong Armenia parliamentary faction, responded to Azerbaijan's attempts to falsify the region's history and appropriate Armenian culture.

He noted that a working group has been created within the so-called "Western Azerbaijan Community" to study the "Albanian Christian heritage in the territory of the modern Republic of Armenia."

In this regard, Karapetyan added ironically that this is how Azerbaijanis are preparing for "peace." "Why doesn't Strong Armenia notice how peaceful the Azerbaijanis are pursuing?" "Doves of peace Jeyhun [Bayramov] and Hikmet [Hajiyev]," the politician remarked sarcastically.

It is noteworthy that yesterday, Azerbaijani media also reported that Azerbaijanis are now eyeing the centuries-old Armenian khachkars removed from occupied Artsakh, so that they avoid the fate of the khachkars of Old Jugha in Nakhichevan.

Thus, Sabina Hajiyeva, head of the State Service for the Protection, Development, and Restoration of Cultural Heritage of Azerbaijan, stated that on October 9, 2025, information about the frescoes and khachkars dismantled from the Dadivank monastery complex was included in the Interpol database of "Stolen Works of Art." According to her, Baku has taken steps toward the "return" of the khachkars. Artifacts to Azerbaijan—if they are found on the territory of an Interpol member state.

It's noteworthy that after capturing Artsakh, the enemy occupation authorities are busily rewriting the region's history. Everything reminiscent of the region's Armenian history is being erased from the face of the earth. And what the Azerbaijanis, for whatever reason, cannot destroy, they Albanianize. They erase all Armenian inscriptions and attempt to present them as some kind of Albanian heritage. All this is happening with the tacit encouragement of both the international community and the current Armenian authorities.