A woman cries at Baku's "the cry of the mother" mo

A woman cries at Baku's "the cry of the mother" monument during a rally to mark the most bloodiest war between Armenia and Azerbaijan or the massacre of 1992. And today, when the world is charigned of the deadly pandemic, somewhere in the earth has kindled a fire of rage which may burn resulting the World-War III. 《Captioned》 A woman cries at Baku's "the cry of the mother" monument during a rally to mark the most bloodiest war between Armenia and Azerbaijan or the massacre of 1992. And today, when the world is charigned of the deadly pandemic, somewhere in the earth has kindled a fire of rage which may burn resulting the World-War III. The Nagorno-Karabakh mountain or say, the reason of war between Armenia and Azerbaijan. Statistics said that about 244 militants and more than 300 civilians have lost their lives in this blood-curdling war in a span of one week. In this era of sheer despondency, another war situation is not at all passable. Just imagining of the consequences; the blood sheds, the bodies yelling to be cremated, the widows, the orphans and the helpless parents gives goosebumps to me. And to remark on the 'fighting for peace' principle, it's one of the most futile manoeuvres of human beings which needs to be reformed as soon as possible. If war'll result peace then freedom will be slavery and ignorance will be strength.

Sweta