On the Night of November 1, Under Enemy Fire and with Lights Off, Samples from Shushi's Carpet Museum Were Transferred to Yerevan

MP Naira Zohrabyan wrote on her Facebook page: “It was Armen Khachatryan, the driver. On the night of November 1, with the headlights off because he was under enemy fire, he transferred the samples from the carpet museum in Shushi to the History Museum of Armenia and the National Gallery of Armenia. 160 carpets, rugs, and embroidery, 30 ceramic pieces, and 50 paintings. The Shushi-Agavno road was completely under shelling. Of course, Armen couldn’t save Shushi, because it turned out that besides Vanyan and Tsarukyan, now Onik Gasparyan is also to blame for the surrender of Shushi, who, by the way, has not yet responded to this accusation. But Armen managed to at least save the samples from the museum.”