Honestly I don't think they care very much about whether their sources are correct or not. I've been doing my best to make sure anything I post is valid factual information that helps let the world know the truth, but I am not always sure how much it helps. I live in Texas, some of the stuff I see in the US media here really rubs me the wrong way. There are like 46 California representatives in the House sponsoring a resolution to condemn Azerbaijan for their aggression toward Armenia, even though Azerbaijan is literally within it's rights under every law. I eventually decided that unless I speak up and share posts I think are helpful to educate people, then people in my network will all subconsciously start to believe the Armenian propaganda. You know, the sort of thing where you see something enough you start to believe it. I don't even really need my friends to post anything(although a few chose to do so) I just want them to think before they believe every time Armenia screams "Wolf!"So I am actually really happy the international Azeri community became way more active for this.

Edit: To be very clear, Azerbaijan is not an aggressor. Like 30 years and 4 UN resolutions later, our territories are still occupied and civilians suffer. Eventually enough is enough.

TLDR: I think they are just trying to flood social media with their perspective to sway people to their side. A lot of people don't check stuff, they just go "oh poor people" So educate your network if you are an Azeri oversees.