"refugee" game on armenians leaving Karabakh

It's Memorial Day. May God have mercy on our martyrs.
I wanted to talk about the departure of the Armenian population to Armenia, which is one of the main points related to Karabakh.
The state of Azerbaijan does not expel any Armenian population from Karabakh and guarantees their safety. Some Western media centers artificially exaggerate these processes by describing Armenians as refugees. In my opinion, some countries that could not find any flaws in Azerbaijan's anti-terror operation are focusing on the departure of Armenians. Despite this, official Baku has a strong hand in this matter. Azerbaijan is not obliged to detain Armenians who want to leave Karabakh.
In the information war, our media and journalists must convey the truth.
I want to say the second issue. Many of us know Thomas De Waal. I came across his article "The End of Nagorno-Karabakh" in "Foreign Affairs" magazine today. It is a very biased and unobjective article. Some time ago, he wrote a biased article against Azerbaijan on Twitter. Thomas is a journalist. However, he seems to describe himself as a conflictologist. He was making money from this finished conflict. Money that can no longer be earned. Get to know this person. He introduces himself as a political expert by writing anti-Azerbaijani opinions. His analysis is imprecise and non-objective.

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Rustam Taghizadeh
AJM political scientist