VIDEO: Armenians' Strong Protest Action and Azerbaijan's Hysteria
In Lebanon, the Azerbaijani embassy has come under attack. This was reported by the Azerbaijani Foreign Ministry. They state that 50 Armenians participating in a rally near the embassy struck the fence and threw paint-filled bottles at the building. The Azerbaijani side has already sent a note to the Lebanese Foreign Ministry. It is noted that security at the embassy has been strengthened.
It is surprising that the Azerbaijanis, who have blocked Artsakh for 263 days, starving 120,000 Armenians, have reacted so hysterically to this type of protest from Armenians.
On August 29, the Armenian community in Burj Hammoud, Lebanon, blocked the movement of Turkish trucks. The Lebanese Armenians expressed their outrage against the genocidal actions of Turkey and Azerbaijan, which have resulted in the blockade of Artsakh and the prohibition of Armenian truck entry there.
On the same day, a protest by youth from the Armenian Revolutionary Federation took place in front of the Azerbaijani embassy in Lebanon, where banners, slogans, and chants loudlidented the genocidal policies of Azerbaijan against Artsakh.
Participants of the protest painted the wall of the main entrance to the embassy red, symbolizing Azerbaijan's genocidal policy.
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