Following the ethnic cleansing of 120,000 Christian Armenians from their ancestral homeland of Artsakh, these persecuted Christians have found refuge in the embrace of Armenia. Regrettably, amidst this humanitarian crisis, the United States has been seen supporting Azerbaijan, the orchestrator of this ethically troubling cleansing of Christians from the region. Recently, Congressman Brad Sherman has pressed Secretary of State Antony Blinken to provide aid to Artsakh refugees now living in Armenia. As Christians, we are called upon to extend our hands in mercy and succor to those who suffer. The United States, guided by principles of compassion and human rights, should extend its assistance to alleviate the suffering of these displaced Christians.🙏🏻

This is the Armenian Monastery of Nakhichevan, built in the 13th century, which was destroyed by Azerbaijan after the killing of Christian Armenians there. Today, no Christians live here, and not a single monument remains from over 10,000 Churches and cross stones. All were destroyed and razed to the ground by the Aliyev regime in what is considered "The Worst Cultural Genocide of the 21st Century." The same is happening today with 5,000 churches in Artsakh. After the ethnic cleansing of 120,000 Christians, Azerbaijan destroyed all the churches there, erasing the Christian landmarks.