Nagorno-Karabakh blockade: Mothers tell of life in a humanitarian crisis
Three Armenian mothers tell of their struggles after eight months living under Azerbaijan’s restrictions
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Three Armenian mothers tell of their struggles after eight months living under Azerbaijan’s restrictions
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A Russian peacekeeper guards the Lachin corridor. TOFIK BABAYEV/AFP via Getty ImagesWars have consequences – and they are drastically different for the winners and losers. In the South Caucasus, a region far from most Americans’ attention, the democratic republic of Armenia lost a short but devastating war three years ago to Azerbaijan, its larger, richer neighbor. That defeat is being felt hardest today by the increasingly desperate people of Nagorno-Karabakh. Known by Armenians as Artsakh, or
Examining the possible outcomes when the UN Security Council (UNSC) meets this week to deliberate on the issue of the Lachin road.
From the blog of Rufat Ahmadzada at The Times of Israel