When I visited Armenia as Speaker in 2022, our Congressional delegation stood at Tsitsernakaberd and spoke clearly and unapologetically about the Armenian Genocide — because truth matters. Former speaker of the US House of Representatives, Nancy Pelosi, wrote this on X, regarding her visit to the Armenian Genocide Memorial in Yerevan.

“That truth was affirmed when the House overwhelmingly passed a bipartisan resolution recognizing the Armenian Genocide in 2019, and when President Biden showed moral leadership by formally acknowledging it in 2021 — a position shamefully reversed by the Trump Administration,” Pelosi added.

“It’s deeply disappointing, though not surprising, to see the Vice President delete a post acknowledging that truth. Erasing history dishonors the victims and weakens our commitment to human rights everywhere,” concluded the former speaker of the US House of Representatives.

A post about a visit to the Armenian Genocide Memorial in Yerevan by US Vice President JD Vance was removed from his social media accounts. The post had mentioned the term “Armenian Genocide” twice.

The aforementioned post was replaced by a repost by his press secretary, Taylor Van Kirk, about the visit to the Armenian Genocide Memorial in Yerevan, and it read: "The Vice President and his wife lay flowers at the eternal flame and sign the guest book on the final day of their visit to Armenia."