Stepanakert
A first ambulance appeared, at the exit of Yerevan, Tuesday evening, on the road leading to the mountains of Karabakh (the "
Black Garden
", in Turkish-Persian).
Then a string of three others, and two more… In total, around thirty will parade during a six-hour journey to the “capital” of Nagorno-Karabakh, Stepanakert, slicing through a particularly dark, illuminated night, here or there, a Christian cross made of neon lights planted on a hill, and gleaming gas stations.
Tuesday had been "
heavy,
" sighed the driver.
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During a break in a cafeteria, two soldiers in fatigues, returning from the front, did not hide their distress.
"
With their suicide drones, they make a difference
", confided one of them, his eyes absent.
As during the "
four-day war
" of 2016, the Azerbaijani regime seems to want to regain positions in the "
occupied territories
" around Nagorno-Karabakh, for want of power and wanting to resume.
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