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Surrender of Karvachar Delayed for 10 Days as Residents Burn Homes Before Evacuating from Artsakh

by Asbarez Staff
November 15, 2020
in Armenia, Artsakh, Featured Story, Latest, News, Top Stories
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The hand over of Artsakh’s Karvachar (Kelbajar) region to Azerbaijan, which was scheduled for Sunday, has been delayed for 10 more days.

Karvachar was the first of several territories to be surrendered to Azerbaijan as part of the “end of war” agreements signed by Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan and the presidents of Russia and Azerbaijan. That agreement also stipulates the surrender of Shushi.

The delay was attributed to the lack of capacity of the roads leading to Armenia from the region.

Many Artsakh residents, who have been forced to leave their homes because of surrender of territories to Azerbaijan as stipulated in the “end of war” agreement, have chosen to burn or destroy their homes rather than leave them to Azerbaijanis who might settle there.

In the Kashatagh Region of Artsakh, as well as, residents are burning their houses and leaving.

After taking down the pictures of Armenian heroes from the walls of Erkej secondary school, its students spray painted notes—addressing Azerbaijanis—on the interior and exterior walls.

Aghdam is scheduled to be handed over on November 20.

A caravan of cars was spotted making its way along the Berdzor (Lachin) corridor headed toward Armenia, as another caravan of Russian peacekeepers was entering Artsakh.

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Comments 4

  1. Dr.Hermon Mihranian says:
    2 years ago

    From the day Pashinyan took power this is his best work selling Armenian Lands to the enemy. Congratulations. This nan is a traitor. He must step down now.

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  2. Իշխան says:
    2 years ago

    Հաղթահարել Փակուղային վիճակը
    Պարոն Փաշինյան Նախ ասեմ որ մենք ընտանիոք նախկինում ձեր համակիրներից եմ եղել։ Պարոն Փաշինյան, Չգիտեմ դուք այդ Քալբեջարի մեր ժողովրդի դժոխային տեսարանը մինչև վերջ նայել եք թէ ոչ? Դա տեսնելով, մի պահ Դեր Զորի անապատում մեր թափառական ժողովրդի արհավիրքի օրերն ես պատկերացնում։ Տեսնելով այդ տեսարանը սիրտս մղկտաց չկարողացա այդ տեսարանին դիմանալ և արցունքոտ աչքերով ու հեկեկալով հեռուստացույցի սենյակից դուրս եկա։ Միայն մորս կորցնելու ժամանակ էի այսքան նեղվել․․․
    Համենայն դես աշխահի վերջը չէ։ ինչպես միշտ հայը նորեն դուրս է գալու այս փակուղային վիճակից ։ *Պարոն Փաշինյան ձեր աշխատանքի շարունակությունը թէ ձեր առողջությանը և թէ հայ ժողովրդի շահերին վնասում է։ Որպես հայ բժիշկ հորդորում եմ հետևեք փակուղում մնացած “Ելցինական” մեթոդին։ Ձեր անվտանգությունը ապահովելուց հետո օգնեք որ ընտրվի մի չեզոք ( ոչ – կուսակցական և ոչ էլ նախկիներից) մի կուշտ և ժողովրդի կողմից սիրված մի նվիրյալ և անձնազոհ հայորդի։ Այդ անձը (կամ անձերը) պետք է կարողանան ժամանակակից քաղաքականությանը և դիվանագիտությանը տիրապետել և օժտված լինեն բավարար զինվորական գիտելիքներով որ ձևավորեն նոր աշխարհայացք։ Գերադասելի է լինեն լավ Թրքագետ և Ռուսագետ։ Ատոմի մասին հետո․․․
    Պարոն Փաշինյան Ցավոք ավելի քան երկու տարի ոչ մեկին (մինչև իսկ ձեր համակիրներին և հարազատին ) չեք լսել գոնէ հիմա մի անգամ լսեք։ Հարգանոք Իշխան ՍԳԱՎՈՐ ՍՓՅՈՒՌՔԻՑ-
    Նոյեմբեր 16, 2020

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  3. Bedros Kojian says:
    2 years ago

    Fortunately for us before, but unfortunately now, Most of the houses unlike United States are made of stone and cement. Therefore in most cases all they burn is the left over furniture, doors, the window frames and the roof the rest will stand.
    Bedros Kojian

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  4. Barkev H. Kaligian says:
    2 years ago

    Why are they burning their homes? They should leave them alone . If there is any justice in this world, who said that Azwrbaijan will be able to keep Kelbajar. since there is no final decision at this time. It’s about time to put on pressure in the UN and other sources to arrive ast a final decision which holds Turkey, Israel. and Azerbaijan nations with a total population of more than100 Million responsible for attacking Artsakh and Armenia, with a total population of less than 4 million. Turkey must be held responsible for leading this assault which included the desstruction of many non-military targets and the wanton killing of many civilians, something the Turk has been famous for throughout history. Barkev H. Kaligian

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