It is obvious that Turkish and Azerbaijani sources are not trustworthy during the war. But, in essence, it is not as obvious that regular, non-expert citizens are supposed to know that they shouldn’t share or quote from such sources, even if their intent is to deny, argue, or laugh at the material. The enemy’s information has an intrusive tendency; you deny their information, but at the same time, you can’t stop thinking about it and it affects your judgement. I believe that all Facebook arguments need to stop. First, they typically include posts from unknown sites or social media users who may seem Armenian, but their true intentions are not as obvious. For example, your intention may be patriotism or humanitarianism, but the real intent of the post is to spread pity, depression, and sadness in our society. Second, now is not the time to argue or show off.
Read the entire article in Armenian: https://www.aravot.am/2020/10/29/1147471/?fbclid=IwAR00RMM3Cpl91h8oRRGUmb2RQ5_8hOoxAgtbFWgJpLfUGQZrolyqU_BHofI
Aram Abrahamyan
