LA community, US politicians demand action after Azerbaijan attacks Armenia

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The Armenian-American community and supporters are speaking out, demanding action after Azerbaijan launched a military-style attack on Armenia Tuesday.

. But despite the ceasefire, shelling from Azerbaijan has continued. According to the Armenian National Committee of America, Azerbaijani forces routinely terrorize civilians in Armenia, and have set up checkpoints along major transit routes - disrupting international trade, and freedom of movement within Armenia.

"It’s important to note that this is distinct from the conflict within Artsakh . This is now within the borders of Armenian territory, an increased escalation from the Azerbaijani side," said Alex Galitsky, Program Director of the Armenian National Committee of America . On Tuesday, Azerbaijan launched an attack on Armenia, killing at least 49 soldiers and damaging civilian infrastructure.

Los Angeles is home to the largest Armenian population, outside the country itself, with Glendale having the biggest concentration.

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