“I burned my house and left. I regretted it, but it is impossible to live with the enemy.”
Samvel Sargsyan from Artsakh had never come to Armenia before, he says that he came for the first time, after being forcibly displaced. Leaving his house in Stepanakert, Samvel only managed to pick up his samovar, after which he set fire to his house and left. The...“The most precious thing I left in Artsakh are the graves of my husband and son”
Emma Yeremyan shows photos on her phone. “This is my living room, this is my kitchen, this is my yard, these are my son’s medals… I do not care about the loss of anything. The most precious thing I left in Artsakh are the graves of my husband and...Her son was killed, the husband was injured: “It is the same for us, whether it is night or day; nothing will change for us anymore.”
“I am the mother of five children,” says the forcibly displaced woman from Stepanakert, then she corrects herself, “but now, I have four.” 41-year-old Narine Sahakyan lost her eldest son, 19-year-old Samvel, on September 19, but still...“You have won”: Garni residents to the killed lieutenant colonel
After being searched for 7 months as a missing person the body of Lieutenant Colonel Arthur Hakobyan, Chief of Staff of the Jrakan (Jabraili) military unit of the Artsakh Republic, was found on April 21.