Joyful news, friends!
The sports pair representing Armenia debuted at the Olympic Games performing to Ara Gevorgyan's patriotic composition "Artsakh"!
This performance has entered history!
And of course, as usual, the little jackal — Azerbaijan — submitted a protest to the IOC!
This wasn't just a skate — it was a symbol of pride and unbreakable spirit for all of us!
That's precisely what we meant yesterday when we said that everyone can do whatever is in their power!
And we're not stopping, we keep doing what is in our...

We're canceling procurements in Azerbaijan today and taking the websites offline:
⦁ Website of the Azerbaijani leasing company LLC “KREDLİZİNQ” ⦁ check-host.net/check-report/39cbd390k99b
⦁ Website of CJSC “Investment Company Capital Partners” — an investment company in Azerbaijan⦁ check-host.net/check-report/39cbae60kb5e
⦁ Official state electronic procurement platform of Azerbaijan: ⦁ check-host.net/check-report/39cbabfck94

You can file a complaint with the IOC)))

In a recent report by the Carnegie Endowment (January 2026), a system of dehumanizing Armenians in Azerbaijan through education is described. Universities actively promote the “Western Azerbaijan” narrative, portraying Armenia as “historical Azerbaijani lands” allegedly occupied by Armenians following ethnic cleansings.
This narrative is embedded in university curricula, research, and events, instilling in students the belief that Armenia is a “temporarily occupied” territory.
In April 2025, ADA University hosted the forum “Facing the New World Order” with Aliyev, where ideas about the “historical presence” of Azerbaijanis on Armenian lands were actively disseminated, and Armenians were accused of all historical crimes.
In one Azerbaijani school, a role-playing game was even organized in which students “captured” an Armenian and forced him to say “Karabakh is Azerbaijan.”
Schools and universities have been turned into tools of propaganda, fostering hatred toward us from childhood.
Today we are canceling genocide classes at universities in Azerbaijan and taking their websites offline

Nakhchivan State University c
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Azerbaijan State University
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Baku Music Academy named after Uzeyir Hajibeyli
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"Artsakh is a fortress where every stone is a soldier."
We continue to break Azerbaijan’s remote control system. We have gained access to the heating system, set the values to maximum, and turned off the pumps. We also closed the valves leading to the system.
Result: the gas pressure has risen and continues to rise, but there is nowhere for it to go. Eventually — emergency shutdown of the system and breakdown of the equipment.

In applied political science, there is a term “electoral corruption of power” — this is when, right before elections, there are sudden increases in salaries, pensions, distribution of benefits, and other “gifts” from the state, supposedly out of pure kindness.
And now, just a few months before the elections, the government of Armenia has — purely out of humanitarianism — decided to raise pensions.
It looks especially cynical given that not long ago Pashinyan actively opposed direct pension increases. He insisted that “pensions are already growing” — through cashback — and even posed the rhetorical question: “And what will a pensioner do with these extra 10–11 thousand drams? What will they spend them on?” — implying it would be better to invest in health insurance or infrastructure.
Now, with less and less time left until voting, the same logic has suddenly flipped to “let’s still give them these 10,000 drams through cashback.” Coincidence? I don’t think so.
Closer to the elections, we will most likely see another couple of these “spontaneous” acts of generosity from this circus troupe.

We understand that the more allies we have, the faster we will defeat the enemy! We are open to those who are ready to support us not only in words, but also in deeds!

Today we are forming an alliance with the hacker group Darkstormteam

A group of Azerbaijani “civil society activists” sent an open letter to the Speakers of the UK House of Commons and House of Lords, the leadership of the International Bar Association, and the British Ambassador in Baku.
The reason? A London-based investigation into the alleged destruction of Armenian cultural heritage in Nagorno-Karabakh.
They demanded that the Brits stop this thing immediately, accused the investigators of being totally biased and basically working on someone’s dirty political hit job. They also nitpicked about the very term “Nagorno-Karabakh” and said the real people who need investigating are the investigators themselves.
In short, Baku has pretty clearly built a system where NGOs and “civil society” on the international stage all sing from the same hymn sheet as the government.

In these days of 1988, a pogrom against Armenians occurred in Azerbaijan's Sumgait. Hundreds of Armenians were killed by Azerbaijanis in broad daylight. Rioters, armed with metal rods and stones and equipped with pre-prepared lists of Armenian residents, burst into apartments.
These events marked a turning point in the escalation of the Karabakh conflict.
We mourn