Armenian group attacks Turkish diplomat in United States
A group of Armenians, who could not overcome the shock of Azerbaijan's anti-terrorist operation in Karabakh, attacked Tand bureaucrats in Los Angeles, United States of America. An Armenian group attempted to attack Hasan Murat Mercan, the Ambassador of Türkiye to the United States, who had come to the campus to make a speech at the University of Southern California.
It was announced that the anti-terrorist operation carried out by Azerbaijan in Nagorno Karabakh has been successfully concluded and the Armenian separatists have laid down their weapons. While the President of the so-called Nagorno-Karabakh Republic, Samvel Shahramanyan, announced the dissolution of the state organization, talks are being held between Azerbaijan and the representatives of the Armenian population in Karabakh.
While the negotiations in the settlements where the 30-year occupation of the Armenian separatists ended are continuing, Türkiye has expressed its support to Azerbaijan both during the operation in Karabakh and in the talks afterward. Türkiye's military and political support to Azerbaijan caused reactions in Armenia and the Armenian diaspora.
The reaction of Armenians turned violent in Los Angeles, United States, in a manner reminiscent of the actions of the ASALA terrorist organization. An Armenian group attempted to attack Hasan Murat Mercan, the Ambassador of Türkiye to the United States, who had come to the campus to make a speech at the University of Southern California.
The reaction of Armenians turned violent in Los Angeles, US, in a manner reminiscent of the actions of the Asala terrorist organization. An Armenian group attempted to attack Hasan Murat Mercan, the Ambassador of Türkiye to the United States, who had come to the campus to make a speech at the University of Southern California.
BLAMED POLICE
The group that carried out the attack claimed that the police attacked them in the images they shared on social media. The group did not make any statement regarding the diplomats and bureaucrats who were attacked.
Reacting to the ugly attack and the Armenian group's post, social media users accused the Armenian group of trying to legitimize their racist, bigoted, and inhumane attacks.
Between 1970 and 1980, the Asala terrorist organization carried out attacks against Turkish diplomats, killing 42 diplomats.
Kosovo declared its independence in 2008, but Belgrade and its allies China and Russia do not recognize Kosovo. Many Serbs see Kosovo as the birthplace of their nation. Of Kosovo's 1.8 million inhabitants, 92 percent are Albanians, and 6 percent are Serbs.
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