Russia to send humanitarian aid to Armenian refugees frtom  Nagorno-Karabakh 

ArmInfo. Russia will soon send a new batch of humanitarian aid for refugees from Nagorno-Karabakh. This was announced on May 27 during a weekly briefing by the official representative of the Russian Foreign Ministry, Maria Zakharova.

"Of course, this humanitarian issue is in the sphere of attention of  the Russian side. A new, rather large- scale action is planned for  the near future. It is organized by the Russian Humanitarian Mission,  and on the Armenian side, this issue is being handled by the  republican branch of the ANO "Eurasia" and other structures," the  diplomat added.

Zakharova also recalled that the Russian Humanitarian Mission had  previously sent humanitarian aid to Armenia, including in October  2023. In particular, according to her, 6 tons of food, personal  hygiene products, etc. were transferred to Karabakh displaced  persons.

On September 19, 2023, Azerbaijan, under the pretext of an  "anti-terrorist operation", committed another act of aggression  against Artsakh. As a result of the enemy aggression, hundreds of  Artsakh residents were injured, and more than 200 deaths were  reported at the time, including civilians. On September 20, Artsakh  fell. Azerbaijan began the violent subjugation of the NKR. In  addition, late in the evening of September 20, it became known that  Azerbaijan had deliberately fired at two vehicles of the Russian  peacekeeping contingent, killing 6 people, including the deputy  commander of the RMK. On September 22, the process of abolishing the  Artsakh Defense Army began. During search operations from September  21 to 24, the NKR Ministry of Internal Affairs discovered the bodies  of 105 Artsakh residents, including brutally murdered children and  the elderly. Today, Artsakh is completely de-Armenianized, its entire  indigenous population of over 100 thousand people was forced to flee  to Armenia under the threat of physical violence.  Since the enemy  aggression that began in the fall of 2020, which in September 2023  ended with the complete ethnic cleansing of Artsakh, over 150  thousand Artsakh residents have become homeless.