During the night the situation in the Artsakh-Azerbaijani conflict zone was relatively stable and tense.
The enemy is now intensively shelling the southern front.
The enemy is now intensively shelling the southern front
Recent Posts
- “My sons gave their lives for the homeland so that we all could live:” 77-year-old mother from Artsakh
- “The shell dropped; the basement rattled.” A large family forcibly displaced from Artsakh is in a difficult social situation
- My husband, a writer, burned his books before being forcibly displaced
- “I sometimes think, how did we survive?” Daughter of a woman who died on the way to forced deportation
- “I’m afraid the murderer won’t be held accountable:” The mother doesn’t believe her soldier son committed suicide
- “They came and asked for bandages; the gas station had exploded and I learned that my husband was no more”
- They say that the people of Karabakh did not fight. What do they mean? My son, my brother, my grandson and my granddaughter’s husband were killed in the battles
- “I was a 12-year-old child: the Turks entered our house and shot and killed my mother right in front of me”. The story of Aramis from Karin Tak
- “I wish to go, get there, and say: Karabakh does not exist; what did you give your life for?”
- “Something hit me and I saw that I was covered in blood.” An enemy sniper shot a woman in Stepanakert