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YEREVAN, MARCH 27, ARMENPRESS. The Russian Ministry of Defense said that the Azerbaijani military pulled back its troops from the village of Parukh in Artsakh as a result of negotiations with Russian peacekeepers.

“My entire life is packed in this one suitcase,” a man said as he boarded a minivan from Goris, southern Armenia, to the capital Yerevan amid the mass exodus of the ethnic Armenian population from Nagorno-Karabakh.  The man, 70-year-old Armen from Stepanakert, who had just arrived in Goris, shared his last days in Karabakh and future plans with the minibus driver.

Azerbaijani President Ilham Aliyev paid a visit to Khankendi (Stepanakert) on Sunday, weeks after Baku cleared the region from Armenian separatists. In a...

Azerbaijan said Armenians left Nagorno-Karabakh of their own accord. The story of one village proves otherwise

Another observation post of Russian peacekeepers was closed

Despite the measures allocated by the government in Yerevan for the tens of thousands of exiles who fled the Armenian-majority area militarily taken by Baku, many people still have nowhere to sleep and are forced to spend the night under the open sky. No one trusts the promises of the Azeris who have already erased all traces of Christian roots in the other disputed province of Nakhicevan.

Nearly 100 people who fled Nagorno-Karabakh after last month’s Azerbaijani military offensive continued to live in a school gym in Armenia on Monday, highlighting the Armenian government’s failure to accommodate all refugees lacking adequate housing.

Russian peacekeepers closed three more posts in Garabagh

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Russia announced that its peacekeepers finished dismantling the observation posts in Karabakh following Azerbaijan's recent operation against Armenian...