Khloe Kardashian mourns on the effects of military conflicts on Armenia

 Khloe Kardashian mourns on the effects of military conflicts on Armenia
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Khloe Kardashian shared a cute video of her daughter True Thompson before sharing a sad message about the ongoing military conflict between Armenia and Azerbaijan, on her Instagram story. 

The Good American founder, Khloe Kardashian, 36, mourned over the effect of the military conflict on Armenia, but before that she shared a super adorable video of her two-year-old, True Thompson. Khloe's mini-me was sneaking a sip from the staw of her mother's drink from a silver bedazzled cup. But the clip was just a short respite from a darker message in the earlier day. Koko shared a lengthy text on her Instagram story over a pink cloud background where she informed her fans about the conflict between Armenia and Azerbaijan.

Khloe Kardashian mourns on the effects of military conflicts on Armenia
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"What's going on in Armenian [sic] breaks my heart. I pray so deeply for everyone's safety and health," the Revenge Body host began. Koko also urges her fans to follow her friend, Eric Esrailian, who is a gastroenterologist, for more updates on the ongoing conflict. The reality star described the conflict as 'unprovoked attacks by Azerbaijan against civilian #Armenians in #Artsakh.' Artsakh is also known as Nagorno-Karabakh, which is a disputed region between Armenia and Azerbaijan.

"#Armenia and Artsakh are defending themselves but seek assistance from the international community to condemn these attacks & restore peace to the region," Khloé continued before she asked for her fans to share the news and get involved with it. Khloe's sister Kim Kardashian also shared a post about the conflict with her fans.

As the fans of KUWTK knows it well that Khloe and her sisters are Armenian's descent through their late father, Robert Kardashian, which is why they have a deep love for Armenia. Kim has even spoken about it preciously against Turkey while supporting Azerbaijan for the genocide conflict against Armenians from 1914–1923.