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Op-ed: Pakistan should raise voice for oppressed people everywhere
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Is Armenia’s Pashinyan to blame for the suffering in Nagorno-Karabakh?
The narrative propagated by the Armenian government and their supporters across the world is that Azerbaijan's counteroffensive is responsible for the suffering of Armenians...