The silent streets of Stepanakert in Azerbaijan where 100,000 people 'vanished'
The entire population of mostly ethnic Armenians suddenly left after Azerbaijan's recent lightning invasion of Nagorno-Karabakh
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The entire population of mostly ethnic Armenians suddenly left after Azerbaijan's recent lightning invasion of Nagorno-Karabakh
Balconies still had clothes. Someone’s duvet was drying on another, yet there was nothing to be heard.
Azerbaijan wanted Turkey to send a representative, but Germany and France were against it. This has delayed the quest for a diplomatic solution. Armenia is trying to meet to the immediate needs of some 100,000 refugees who are angry at the international community for abandoning them, several sources say. A representative of the International Committee of the Red Cross told AsiaNews that he found the city of Stepanakert, called Khankendi by Azerbaijanis,
The humanitarian response to the Karabakh crisis continued apace on Tuesday as UN agencies and partners warned of urgent health needs among the more than 100,000 refugees who have entered Armenia.
The humanitarian response to the Karabakh crisis continued apace on Tuesday as UN agencies and partners warned of urgent health needs among the more than 100,000 refugees who have entered Armenia.