US EditionLiving with Gunfire: How Armenia’s Border Communities in Syunik Are Adapting to a New Normal
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Living with Gunfire: How Armenia’s Border Communities in Syunik Are Adapting to a New Normal
On-the-Ground Report by Arpine Hovhannisian | Zartonk MediaFor over the last forty nights, the peaceful life in Khnatsakh and nearby Khoznavar in Syunik, southern Armenia, has been shattered by gunfire.On May 9, Zartonk visited the villages for an on-the-ground report to see what remains of the so-called ceasefire.At the entrance of the municipality facing the Azeri posts in Khnatsakh, Gor Arakelyan, the deputy head of the community, recalls the…
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