At a meeting with Putin, Pashinyan raised the issue of the "humanitarian crisis" in Karabakh
Baku/09.06.23/Turan: On Friday, Russian President Vladimir Putin met with Armenian Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan in Sochi.
Opening the meeting, Putin said that intends to talk about bilateral relations on regional issues, "about which we spoke in such detail at the previous meeting in Moscow."
In turn, Pashinyan stressed that he intends to discuss the situation in the zone of responsibility of Russian peacekeepers in Nagorno-Karabakh.
“Unfortunately, the humanitarian situation there remains tense. There has been no gas and electricity in Nagorno-Karabakh for several months.
The situation in the Lachin corridor remains rather tense. By the way, I must emphasize that now food deliveries to Nagorno-Karabakh are carried out with the help of Russian peacekeepers, and this is a limited amount of food. In general, the humanitarian crisis in Nagorno-Karabakh continues, and this is also a very important issue. I'm sure we'll discuss it today."
To this Putin replied briefly: "Of course." -0-
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