Special Envoy to Mingachevir (Azerbaijan)
This Monday, the residents of Mingachevir have two topics for discussion: war and Covid-19.
From the horizon blocked by a light fog often come rumblings.
The sound of large caliber shells falling on the border plain of Nagorno-Karabakh.
On Sunday the shocks were sporadic, but on Monday it became an artillery barrage.
Sometimes up to ten impacts per minute.
Mingachevir may be 60 km from the most advanced Armenian positions in Nagorno-Karabakh, its 100,000 inhabitants hear the echo of the fighting.
Difficult to determine the nature or coordinates of artillery targets.
Blocking social networks and controlling the media hamper the flow of information.
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Like his neighbors, the newsagent Vougar Ismaïlov does not know where the din of the explosions comes from, but scolds their authors.
“The Armenians never respect the ceasefire.
It is impossible to trust them ”,
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