09/20/22 - Rep. Eshoo tweeted "As we celebrate Armenia’s democracy, we must also confront the challenges posed by Azerbaijan’s unprovoked aggression, including the deadly offensive they launched against Armenia on September 13th." View the tweet here.

09/20/22 - Rep. Eshoo tweeted "In light of recent hostilities, the U.S. must stand with Armenia, assist with its needs and help to secure peace in the region, including the suspension of U.S. military aid to Azerbaijan." View the tweet here.

09/20/22 - Rep. Eshoo tweeted "Our delegation is proud to have led the effort to recognize the Armenian Genocide by passing the resolution, ending 100 years of U.S. silence." View the tweet here.

09/14/22 - Rep. Eshoo tweeted "Azerbaijan’s deadly assault on southern Armenia is a brazen violation of Armenia’s sovereignty & a threat to regional stability. I strongly condemn Azerbaijan’s aggression & call on the @StateDept to use every diplomatic tool at their disposal to secure peace in the region. (1/2)" View the tweet here.

09/14/22 - Rep. Eshoo tweeted "And the Administration should heed my previous calls to suspend all U.S. military aid to Azerbaijan. (2/2)" View the tweet here.

08/04/22 - Rep. Eshoo tweeted "Azerbaijan’s deadly drone strikes against Artsakh are a blatant violation of the 2020 ceasefire. I strongly condemn Azerbaijan’s aggression & urge @StateDept to use every diplomatic tool available to prevent further escalation, including suspending U.S. military aid to Azerbaijan" View the tweet here.

04/24/22 - Rep. Eshoo posted the following to Facebook: "Between 1915 and 1923, 1.5 million Armenians, and hundreds of thousands of Assyrians, Greeks, Syriacs, Arameans, Maronites, and other Christians were brutally and systematically slaughtered at the hands of the Ottoman Empire. Members of my own family were among those murdered, and my parents fled with my grandparents to America. What all of the persecuted had in common was that they were Christians. Today we recognize Armenian Genocide Remembrance Day and remember all those we lost." View the Facebook post here.

12/10/21 - Rep. Eshoo tweeted "In 2020, Azerbaijan and Turkey launched an unprovoked war against Artsakh and Armenia, taking more than 6,000 lives and displacing at least 90,000 ethnic Armenians. Thousands of unexploded ordnances remain, posing a lethal threat to families who wish to return home. (1/2)" View the tweet here.

12/10/21 - Rep. Eshoo tweeted "In 2020, Azerbaijan and Turkey launched an unprovoked war against Artsakh and Armenia, taking more than 6,000 lives and displacing at least 90,000 ethnic Armenians. Thousands of unexploded ordnances remain, posing a lethal threat to families who wish to return home. (1/2)" View the tweet here.

12/10/21 - Rep. Eshoo tweeted "In 2020, Azerbaijan and Turkey launched an unprovoked war against Artsakh and Armenia, taking more than 6,000 lives and displacing at least 90,000 ethnic Armenians. Thousands of unexploded ordnances remain, posing a lethal threat to families who wish to return home. (1/2)" View the tweet here.

11/17/21 - Rep. Eshoo posted the following to Facebook: "Azerbaijan’s cross-border attacks against Armenian soldiers are a flagrant violation of last year’s ceasefire and a grievous threat to regional stability. I strongly condemn Azerbaijan’s aggression and urge the State Department to use every diplomatic tool at their disposal to prevent further escalation and loss of life." View the Facebook post here.

11/17/21 - Rep. Eshoo tweeted "Azerbaijan’s cross-border attacks against Armenian soldiers are a flagrant violation of last year’s ceasefire & a threat to regional stability. I strongly condemn Azerbaijan’s aggression & urge @StateDept to use every diplomatic tool to prevent further escalation & loss of life." View the tweet here.

04/24/21 - Rep. Eshoo posted the following to Facebook: "Two years ago, I led the successful bipartisan effort in the House of Representatives to break 100 years of U.S. silence and recognize the Armenian Genocide. Today, President Biden did what no other president has done…he recognized the tragedy and called it what it is: a genocide. Between 1915 and 1923, 1.5 million Armenians, and hundreds of thousands of Assyrians, Greeks, Syriacs, Arameans, Maronites, and other Christians were systematically slaughtered at the hands of the Ottoman Empire. The President’s acknowledgment of this tragedy gives the families of those victims, including my own, closure. The President’s words also restore U.S. leadership to human rights and the condemnation of such atrocities. Thank you, President Joe Biden, for your historic leadership, courage, and integrity." View the Facebook post here.

04/24/21 - Rep. Eshoo tweeted "Two years ago, I led the successful bipartisan effort in the House to break 100 years of U.S. silence and recognize the #ArmenianGenocide. Today, @POTUS did what no other president has done…he recognized the tragedy and called it what it is: a genocide.|Biden calls mass killing of Armenians a ‘genocide’ in break with predecessors https://washingtonpost.com/national-security/armenia-genocide-biden-turkey/2021/04/24/b0f2394a-a46a-11eb-8a6d-f1b55f463112_story.html…" View the tweet here.

04/22/21 - Rep. Eshoo tweeted "Together, with over 100 of my colleagues, I urged @POTUS to do what no U.S. President has done: recognize the Armenian Genocide that killed 1.5 million people. Grieving victims and their families, including mine, need this closure.|BREAKING: Over 100 U.S. House Representatives Urge President Joe Biden @POTUS to Recognize the Armenian Genocide" View the tweet here.

04/22/21 - Rep. Eshoo tweeted "In 2019, I brought a the Armenian Genocide resolution to the floor of the House of Representatives and after 100 years of silence, Congress passed this acknowledgement. Now it's time for the President to join us and recognize this horrible mass slaughter of innocent people." View the tweet here.