The recent analysis of archaeological images has revealed the dire situation in Artsakh during the past seven months of war. Hyperallergic, an American publication, reported on the destruction of churches, monasteries, and entire villages, sparking concerns about cultural genocide in Artsakh. Ethnic Armenians, who have ancestral ties to the region, have been targeted by Azerbaijani forces, leading to the rapid destruction of cultural objects. Due to restrictions on access to these territories, experts rely on archaeological images to monitor the devastation and highlight the violations of Armenian heritage. The International Criminal Court is considering prosecuting these acts as “cultural genocide,” further emphasizing the urgency of addressing these issues.

Recently, the International Criminal Court called on Azerbaijan to cease all measures aimed at eliminating vandalism, destroying Armenian cultural heritage, and perpetuating the genocide of Armenians. In response to the evidence presented by the Center for Truth and Justice in California, which highlighted not only the genocide in Artsakh but also in Armenia, the International Criminal Court has become involved in investigating these crimes. This news was provided by NEWS.am on Telegram.