The Number of Countries Joining the Statement on Humanitarian Situation in Artsakh Reaches 40: Badalyan
As part of the 54th session of the UN Human Rights Council, the number of countries that have joined the joint statement regarding the severe humanitarian and human rights crisis in Nagorno-Karabakh has reached 40 as of October 11. This was reported by Ani Badalyan, the spokesperson for the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Armenia, on her social media account.
She recalled the part of the statement that highlighted the mass displacement of the Armenian population from their homes, which occurred as a result of the military operations conducted by Azerbaijan on September 19 of this year, as well as the blockade of the Lachin Corridor for nine months, leading to a grave humanitarian situation.
Նմանատիպ հոդվածներ
«You cannot refuse this»: Vardan Oskanyan to Pashinyan
Today the situation has changed, today the agenda has automatically changed, there are new issues on the agenda. The fir...
State Department Responds to Politico Report on Possible Azerbaijani Incursion into Armenia
The U.S. Department of State has responded to a query from the Armenian service of "Voice of America" regarding a public...
Azerbaijanis Detained and Later Released: Nersisyan Provides Details
The former Prime Minister of Artsakh, Gurgen Nersisyan, along with his family, has also moved to Armenia. However, this...
International Partners Promised €35 Million Support to Armenia Through ICRC
Armenia's international partners have promised to provide over €35 million in support through the International Committe...