BBC devotes almost the entirety of its front-page Karabakh conflict report to the single strike on Ganja today. Meanwhile, Stepanakert shelled nearly continuously for the last 48 hours. https://www.bbc.com/news/world-europe-54407436">https://www.bbc.com/news/worl...
Yes, Ganja was fired upon by Armenian/Karabakhti forces today. Yes, it seems a civilian died. But good God, the picture painted by these two pieces, that & #39;oh and by the way Stepanakert was hit,& #39; is completely divorced from reality.
There are few journalists who have been able to make it into Stepanakert - we& #39;ve been kept out past three days owing to how intense the shelling is. But you can look at the footage from @sashakots and & #39;WarGonzo& #39; on Telegram or @IgorZhdanovRT here to see what it& #39;s like. Unceasing.
Here& #39;s a sample, a fairly unspectacular strike by today& #39;s standards, of cluster munitions raining down on a random neighbourhood:
I& #39;m noticing quite a bit of traction on these tweets - which is great. But very little of it so far has been from Western media and observers. This is not some bias. This is an objective telling of what& #39;s going on in Karabakh today, and the framing in these pieces ia terrible.
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