Monument WatchThe warning is.
The observation of satellite photos taken in February 2025 allows the Azerbaijani side to destroy a significant part of the residential houses of the village of Tsamidz, the Hadrut region of Artsakh. In 2020, the village is complete and harmless (Fig. 1). Judging by satellite photos, the village was damaged since August 2021 (Fig. 2, 3). The damage to the houses of Tsamidzor village in Artsakh villages of Artsakh is a consequence of intentional looting and deliberate injuries. This robbery is first and foremost, the servicemen, as well as construction groups. This is evidenced by hundreds of videos of looting from Artsakh to looting, demolition of property. Tsamzor is noticeable that many of the houses are without roof after 2021. There are no traces of heavy equipment, which certainly speaks of the village, gradually robbery. The observation of satellite photos allows you to say that St. Astvatsatsin Church in the village is still standing, taking into account the fate of the village (Fig. 4). See more details about the church,Tsamzor St. Astvatsatsin Church:
Our reaction
Destruction of the village of Tsamidz, Azerbaijan during the war and the international crimes in the war, violating the international norms of legacy and the principles of authenticity established by UNESCO, but also the Decisions of the International Court of Justice in 1965. On violations of the Convention on All Forms of Racial Discrimination - MONUMENT Watch).
The destruction of the villages and cultural values of the village also considers the laws and customs of the laws and customs used during the international armed conflict of the Rome Charter (Article 8, Part 2, B) եւ e).
Attentional attacks on civilians. That is, on objects. which are not military destination.
Attack on unprotected and military target cities, villages, accommodation or buildings, or their bombing, regardless of their performancefrom means:
The destruction of the village, according to international law, can also be described as genocide, as the genocide problem is also considered in the context of attacks on cultural heritage (ICC, Policy on Cultural Heritage. 88). The manual of examining the provisions of the Cultural Heritage of the Roman Charter notes. "Crimes against cultural heritage are often linked to the genocide or part of it, accompanied by the actions of the group's members, which are killed, the creation of bad bodies of life, the creation of poor living living conditions, the group. Printing operations in the prevention of births, and by intentionally transferred to the next of a group, etc. (ICC, Policy on Cultural Heritage, para. 78).
