Historical Events tagged with "Military Conflict"
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Azerbaijan Targets Ghazanchetsots Church Again
The Church of the Holy Savior Ghazanchetsots in Shusha, a significant Armenian cultural and religious site, was deliberately targeted twice by Azerbaijani forces. This attack came amid ongoing military conflict in the Nagorno-Karabakh region. The church, which has historical ties dating back to the 19th century, suffered damage from artillery fire, raising concerns over the protection of cultural heritage in conflict zones. The situation highlighted the tensions between Azerbaijan and Armenia over the disputed territory.
Continue ReadingCree Warriors Assault Frog Lake Village
A group of Canadian Cree warriors attacked Frog Lake, claiming the lives of nine individuals. This incident stemmed from rising tensions related to land rights and treaty violations, exacerbated by the expansion of European settlers. Frog Lake, located in what is now Saskatchewan, became a flashpoint as Indigenous peoples faced increasing pressures on their traditional lands, leading to violent confrontations between them and settlers.
Continue ReadingTreaty of Mangalore Ends Second Anglo-Mysore War
The Treaty of Mangalore was signed between British representatives and Sultan Tipu of Mysore, concluding the Second Anglo-Mysore War. Negotiations leading to the treaty reflected the growing tensions in the Indian subcontinent, fueled by competing colonial interests. The agreement was finalized after lengthy discussions, marking a significant moment in British colonial expansion and Indian resistance efforts.
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