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Azerbaijan's attack on Armenia, Congress' role in holding Aliyev accountable, and the link between Armenia and the Aegean

On Tuesday Senators Bob Menendez and Marco Rubio introduced bipartisan legislation condemning Azerbaijan’s recent unprovoked attack on Armenia and calling for the immediate end to US security assistance to Azerbaijan. This is the latest effort from members of Congress to hold Azerbaijan and President Aliyev - who is backed by Turkey - accountable. These moves also follow a recent landmark visit to Armenia by House Speaker Nancy Pelosi, where she clearly condemned Azerbaijan’s “illegal and deadly attacks”. On Tuesday Greece’s Foreign Minister Nikos Dendias also traveled to Yerevan, where he underscored Greece’s full solidarity with Armenia. Aram Hamparian, the Executive Director of ANCA, joins Thanos Davelis to break down the current situation in the Caucasus, the role of Congress in holding Aliyev accountable, and highlight the link between what happens in Armenia and the Aegean.

You can read the articles we discuss on our podcast here: 

Dendias travels to Armenia, underscoring Greece’s full solidarity

Speaker Pelosi strongly condemns ‘illegal and deadly attacks by Azerbaijan’ during visit to Armenia

Pelosi’s visit fires debate in Armenia over alliance with Russia

Menendez Introduces Bipartisan Resolution Increasing Pressure to Halt U.S. Security Assistance to Azerbaijan

Rep. Speier Introduces Resolution Condemning Azerbaijani War Crimes; Demanding International Investigations and U.S. Sanctions

Mitsotakis: Ankara is alone

State Department: Greece’s sovereignty over the Aegean islands is not disputed

Countries ramp up pressure on Brussels to propose a gas price cap

Greece proposes European fund to address soaring gas prices

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