The dictatorship regime of Azerbaijan refuses to allow the transportation of humanitarian aid through occupied Berdzor corridor.
Russian peacekeepers have been in negotiations with the Azerbaijani side for several hours, while trucks carrying the humanitarian aid remain at the Hakari bridge. Azerbaijan is refusing to allow humanitarian assistance to reach the residents of Artsakh through the Berdzor Corridor, instead demanding the aid go through Akna (Aghdam). In Baku, Azerbaijan claims that an agreement was reached during the meeting in Brussels to use the road through Akna for supplies to Artsakh (Nagorno-Karabakh).
More than 400 tons of humanitarian aid is blocked from reaching 120,000 peaceful civilians of Artsakh who have been blockaded by the terrorist regime for 227 days.
The shipment comprises 60 tons of sugar, 40 tons of oil, 100 tons of flour, 80 tons of pasta, 20 tons of powdered milk, 12 tons of baby food, and 9 tons of medication.
The contents of the aid trucks for the people of Artsakh were verified in the presence of foreign diplomats, with a representative from the Russian Embassy in Armenia, Maxim Seleznev, participating in the inspection.
BREAKING: Gurgen Nersisyan, Artsakh's State Minister, announced an indefinite movement for the future of Artsakh.
He warned of imminent tragedy, with resources running low and people facing hunger and cold. The physical security and survival of Artsakh are at stake, calling for immediate action.
The Minister appealed to Armenians to reconsider their actions, emphasizing the importance of protecting Artsakh.
He expressed gratitude to Russia's peacekeeping efforts but raised concerns about the blockade and requested smooth transportation as outlined in the November 9 document.
Tomorrow, a gathering will take place at 9 a.m. on Stepanakert Square to decide the next steps and reaffirm their commitment to preserving Artsakh.
Gurgen Nersisyan expressed his hope for the popular movement originating in Artsakh to receive the appropriate response in both Mother Armenia and the Diaspora, especially during this particular time and situation.
BREAKING: Reports that Azerbaijan took aim at locations near Shushi with mortars and large-caliber weapons.
Fighting broke out after Azerbaijan attacked and killed 3 Artsakh officers.
Azerbaijan’s Armed Forces have confirmed they have faced losses.
Since December 14, schools in Artsakh have been forced to shut down due to Azerbaijan illegally cutting off the Republic of Artsakh’s gas supply.
Wearing heavy clothing, the children gather in their classroom to urge the world to respond to the illegal blockade by Azerbaijan.
Tens of thousands of children are being deprived of schools that are now shut down in Artsakh due to lack of heating caused by Azerbaijan cutting off the gas supply. There are also kids here who need urgent medical care outside the country who will not get it due to the blockade.
International community and the government of hypocrites, how do you guys sleep at night when you literally gave away most of Artsakh and deliberately sent thousands of young men to death? And now you have the audacity to even pretend that you care. Lktiner
As of this hour the road connecting #Artsakh to Armenia and to the world stays closed. Azerbaijan has also cut off the natural gas supply to Artsakh, making the situation extremely critical.
Immediate intervention by the int. community is vital to stop the humanitarian crisis.
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