International Media Unable to Enter Nagorno-Karabakh Due to Shelling
A group of international media representatives is unable to enter Nagorno-Karabakh from Armenia due to the dangerous situation on the road. According to Armenpress, this was reported by a journalist working on site to RIA Novosti.
“We set out from Yerevan the day before, but it became known that the road is under shelling, and a bomb has hit a bridge. We had to spend the night in Goris,” the journalist stated.
The group includes representatives from BBC, Sky News, and other media outlets. The Artsakh Information Center has confirmed this information.
“They (Azerbaijan) have already started firing at large buses, and ‘Press’ does not help anymore. It is very dangerous. It is still unclear whether it will be possible to organize their transfer,” a representative of the center reported.
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