Ombudsman of Armenia publishes new evidence of inveterate  Armenophobia and hostility in Azerbaijan

ArmInfo. The Ombudsman of Armenia Arman Tatoyan publishes new evidence of the deep-rootedness of Armenophobia and hostility in Azerbaijan.

Thus, the message received by ArmInfo from the Ombudsman's office  contains excerpts from the publications of Azerbaijani real users on  social networks. So, for example, a member of the Azerbaijani Union  of Lawyers writes: "It is necessary to kill Armenian women and  children."

Below are other extracts collected by the RA Ombudsman:  <I am not  sorry for the Armenian children. The best Armenian is a dead  Armenian>; <We need to kill the surviving Armenians. Torment them  before death>; "I want Armenians who were stripped and raped";  "Bastards Armenians must be killed and disappear from the face of the  earth, and all those who are on their side must also be killed";  "There should be no place for Armenians on this planet. I hate them.  All shameless Armenians must be killed>; "I just fell in love with  the words of Ilham Aliyev that we will drive them away like dogs";  "Not a single living Armenian should remain in Karabakh"; <Publishing  a survey of parents of their children -Who is our enemy?  -Armenia.   -How do we feel about them?  -Hatred.  - Raise your hands and repeat:  we will drive you out of Karabakh like dogs.  -We will drive you away  from Karabakh like dogs>; "On a specially opened Azerbaijani-Turkish  channel in Telegram with a photo of a beheaded Armenian soldier,  caricature polls are being carried out on how users feel when they  see a beheaded Armenian soldier." The main question is, the Ombudsman  of Armenia states, that the analysis of these publications shows that  users use the same vocabulary as Azerbaijani state structures and  cultural figures.  "The same words are used by the Azerbaijani  military when they torture Armenians on videos with inhuman  treatment. The details of the monitoring are presented in the  extraordinary report of the Ombudsmen of Armenia and Artsakh for  September-November 2020, '' Tatoyan said.