"I know a case when a pregnant woman lost her child because there was no petrol to get her to hospital," says Hayk's mother
story by @rayhandemytrie@BBC from Armenia about blocked Lachin corridor
@Irina___97@edmarukyan
https://t.co/TqgLHC01Qu
Liana, a mother of 6 minor children. Her 6th child was born during the siege. For her 7-month-old baby, she uses artificial milk, which is no longer available in pharmacies of Stepanakert.
The people of Artsakh will not accept any road except the #LachinCorridor.
The Republican Medical Center of Stepanakert states that chronic diseases have coped with the shortage of medicines.
Pharmacies are empty. There is no cure . There is no baby food. There are no hygiene supplies. Mild diseases threaten to become lethal.
#StopArtsakhBlockade
They say that green is the color of harmony…
They are so naive. Those who say so have never looked war in the eye.
The eyes of war are green, darker than black and brighter than red.
#LifeAfterWar#Artsakh
There is a shortage of bread in Artsakh for the second day. People have been waiting for #bread line since night. Each family receives 1 loaf of bread.
The strong smile…
In Artsakh, 30,000 children survive in conditions of malnutrition. While children in the world choose between exotic flavors of chewing gum and ice cream, #ArtsakhChildren are not getting the necessary FOOD and VITAMINS for the 9th month.
@SonjaDahlmans@SiranushSargsy1 The St. #Hakobavank monastery is the architectural treasure of Artsakh.
It was established in the early Middle Ages (5-7 centuries), however, it got its final look by 11th-12th centuries. In the 15th century the monastery became the Deaconry of Mets Arank (Metsarants) province.
On August 17, at 17:55, near the illegal checkpoint located in the Berdzor (Lachin) corridor, the Azerbaijani side cut the optical fiber cable of the #Internet, disrupting the stable connection of #Artsakh with the Internet.