Israeli Flag Raised in Baku Amidst Controversy Following Karabakh Conflict
In a move that has stirred international controversy, the Israeli flags were raised in Baku during celebrations that followed the recent conflict in Karabakh, where military forces from Baku have been accused of conducting an ethnic cleansing operation against the Armenian population.
The conflict in Karabakh has been marked by accusations of widespread human rights violations, particularly against the Armenian population.
During the celebrations in Baku, footage emerged showing the Israeli flags being raised alongside Azerbaijani flags on a truck. This gesture has raised eyebrows and sparked outrage among those who perceive it as a tacit endorsement of the military actions taken by Baku.
International leaders and human rights organizations have called for a transparent investigation into the allegations of ethnic cleansing in Karabakh and have expressed concern over the symbolism of the Israeli flag's presence at the celebrations.
The situation remains a topic of intense debate and scrutiny on the international stage, highlighting the complexities of diplomacy and global politics in the aftermath of the Karabakh conflict.
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