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Armenian Refugee From Nagorno-Karabakh Says Her Village Was Given Two Days To Leave

Summary by Ground News

A number of Russians who relocated to Armenia when Moscow started its war against Ukraine are now assisting ethnic Armenians who left Nagorno-Karabakh. The Ethos charity, opened last year by a group of Russian emigres who moved to Yerevan following the Kremlin's invasion of Ukraine, has had to re-orient its charity work toward the influx of refugees.

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The Moscow Times

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Russian Volunteers in Armenia Help Refugees Displaced from Nagorno-Karabakh

YEREVAN, Armenia — “We stand with Artsakh,” reads a poster using the Armenian name for Nagorno-Karabakh that hangs at Mirzoyan Library, a popular cafe and hangout spot for local hipsters and Russian emigres in the heart of the Armenian capital.

2 years ago·Amsterdam, Netherlands

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Radio Free Europe/ RadioLiberty

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Armenian Refugee From Nagorno-Karabakh Says Her Village Was Given Two Days To Leave

A 65-year-old ethnic Armenian refugee talks about the frightening, hectic hours and days following a cease-fire that emptied her village near the former front lines in Nagorno-Karabakh.

2 years ago·Czechia

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Sud Ouest

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Nagorno-Karabakh: The head of French diplomacy in Yerevan this Tuesday as a sign of support

Armenia has fears for its sovereignty and territorial integrity after Azerbaijan's successful offensive in Nagorno-Karabakh The French Foreign Minister Catherine Colonna

2 years ago·France

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