In recent years, debates surrounding the Armenian historical and cultural heritage in Artsakh have intensified. The author notes that this policy is based not only on territorial claims but also on claims concerning historical and cultural heritage.

Since the years of Soviet Azerbaijan, discussion of Armenian history and culture has been restricted, while the notion that everything within the country’s territory is Azerbaijani has been promoted in the public sphere. This policy continues today through the denial of Armenian inscriptions and historical traces.

According to the author, denying historical facts and Armenian medieval heritage cannot erase the evidence of their existence. Armenian inscriptions, monuments, and cultural traces remain important testimonies to the history of the region.