06/27/24 - Rep. Eshoo posted the following to Facebook: "Today I introduced a bipartisan resolution condemning Azerbaijan for perpetrating ethnic cleansing against the Armenian population of Nagorno-Karabakh. The resolution establishes a clear record of the atrocities perpetrated against the Armenian people and outlines critical steps that the U.S. must take to pursue justice and accountability for these crimes."
View the Facebook post here. 06/27/24 - Rep. Eshoo tweeted "Today I introduced a bipartisan resolution condemning Azerbaijan for perpetrating ethnic cleansing against the Armenian population of Nagorno-Karabakh."
View the tweet here. 04/24/24 - Rep. Eshoo tweeted "Today on Armenian Genocide Remembrance Day we pray for the 1.5 million Armenians and hundreds of thousands of Assyrians, Greeks, and other Christians who were systematically slaughtered by the Ottoman Empire between 1915 and 1923. To honor my ancestors and all those who perished, I worked for nearly three decades to pass a House resolution recognizing the Armenian Genocide, and finally succeeded in October 2019 with a vote of 405 to 11, ending over 100 years of official U.S. silence. This years commemoration is especially poignant because it comes on the heels of Azerbaijan's horrendous ethnic cleansing campaign against the Armenians of Nagorno-Karabakh. We must not wait another century to hold Azerbaijan accountable for the crimes it has committed."
View the tweet here. 04/20/24 - Rep. Eshoo posted the following to Facebook: "Today I voted to support our allies and protect democracies around the world. The bills we passed in the House fulfill requests made by President Biden last fall and include support for Ukraine in their fight against Putins aggression, aid to Israel after the attacks of Iran and its proxies, and aid to Taiwan facing the threat of a Chinese invasion. Very importantly, the legislation provides billions of dollars in lifesaving aid to respond to the humanitarian crises in Gaza, Ukraine, Armenia, Sudan, and elsewhere and billions of dollars to replenish depleted U.S. stockpiles of military equipment transferred to Ukraine over the past two years."
View the Facebook post here. 04/20/24 - Rep. Eshoo tweeted "Today I voted to support our allies and protect democracies around the world. The bills we passed fulfill requests made by President Biden last fall and include support for Ukraine, Israel, Taiwan, and very importantly humanitarian crises in Gaza, Ukraine, Armenia, and Sudan."
View the tweet here. 04/17/24 - Rep. Eshoo posted the following to Facebook: "As the only Member of Congress of Armenian-Assyrian descent, I rose today to commemorate Armenian Genocide Remembrance Day, which will be observed next week by the Armenian community in the United States and around the world."
View the Facebook post here. 04/17/24 - Rep. Eshoo tweeted "As the only Member of Congress of Armenian-Assyrian descent, I rose today to commemorate Armenian Genocide Remembrance Day, which will be observed next week by the Armenian community in the United States and around the world. https://youtu.be/Wb6wKZ4lflU?si=VAKgBYiVNdUI13XV via @YouTube"
View the tweet here. 12/07/23 - Rep. Eshoo tweeted "With @SenAlexPadilla I lead 60 Members in requesting military & humanitarian aid for Armenia in the upcoming national security bill. Armenia urgently needs U.S. aid to defend its democracy and alleviate the humanitarian crisis caused by Azerbaijani aggression & ethnic cleansing."
View the tweet here. 10/02/23 - Rep. Eshoo tweeted "Today, @SpeakerPelosi and I led 75 House Members in writing to @POTUS in support of strong U.S. action to alleviate the unfolding humanitarian disaster in Artsakh and hold Azerbaijan accountable for engaging in ethnic cleansing. "
View the tweet here. 10/02/23 - Rep. Eshoo posted the following to Facebook: "Today, @SpeakerPelosi and I led 75 House Members in writing to @POTUS in support of strong U.S. action to alleviate the unfolding humanitarian disaster in Artsakh and hold Azerbaijan accountable for engaging in ethnic cleansing. Read our letter here:"
View the Facebook post here. 09/20/23 - Rep. Eshoo tweeted "I condemn Azerbaijans ruthless military assault on Artsakh. It is long past time for the State Department to use every tool at their disposal, including sanctions, to hold the Aliyev regime accountable for engaging in ethnic cleansing."
View the tweet here. 08/02/23 - Rep. Eshoo tweeted "It is appalling that Azerbaijan is escalating its seven-month blockade of the Lachin Corridor by prohibiting 400 tons of desperately needed food and medical supplies from entering Artsakh. I strongly condemn Azerbaijans efforts to engineer a man-made humanitarian crisis in Artsakh, and I once again call on the State Department to use all the tools at their disposal to hold the Aliyev regime accountable for their acts of cruelty."
View the tweet here. 04/24/23 - Rep. Eshoo tweeted "On Armenian Genocide Remembrance Day, Im proud to join @RepGusBilirakis, @RepTedLieu, and @RepDavidValadao in introducing the Armenian Genocide Education Act, bipartisan legislation to promote accurate and effective education about the Armenian Genocide. This bill preserves the legacies of my ancestors and all those who perished at the hands of the Ottoman Empire, combats genocide denial, and ensures that future generations learn the lessons of this dark chapter of history."
View the tweet here. 02/13/23 - Rep. Eshoo tweeted "Im proud to be an original cosponsor of H.Res.108, a bipartisan resolution condemning this inhumane blockade and urging the Biden Administration to hold the Aliyev regime accountable by sanctioning Azerbaijani officials and ending U.S. military aid to Azerbaijan. As Azerbaijans cruel blockade of Artsakh enters its third month, the U.S. must step up our efforts to bring an end to this man-made humanitarian crisis."
View the tweet here. 12/17/22 - Rep. Eshoo tweeted "I strongly condemn Azerbaijans cruel blockade of Artsakh, which has deprived thousands of civilians of food, medical supplies, and energy as freezing winter temperatures set in."
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