Stepanakert and Yerevan Mobilize to End Artsakh Blockade

Thousands of people in Stepanakert and Yerevan have taken to the streets every night for over a week to demand Azerbaijan lift its blockade of Nagorno-Karabakh, amid a deepening humanitarian crisis in the region. Last night, simultaneous mass rallies were held in the Armenian and Nagorno-Karabakh capitals in solidarity with the 120,000 Armenians currently living under Azerbaijani blockade․

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[davitzargarian]

Simple question: why isn't there a group of priests or high-ranking bishops at the head of the truck convoy bringing supplies to Artsakh? Why didn't they organize such a convoy of trucks? What is our church doing for Artsakh's people?

[dashadancing]

USE OF MILITARY FORCE IS IMMINENT! THERE IS NO PEACE WITHOUT LIVING IN DIGNITY

[dashadancing]

The world will listen and read if it is in English. They cannot understand armenian signs

[karinegregorian]

Persian name + Arab last name + Russian ending = azer Frankenstein! And look: he can talk! Not reasonably though but for this species it doesn’t matter