Bomb Shelters Built in Four Border Villages of Tavush

The Tavush regional administration reports that four bomb shelters have been constructed in four border villages of the Tavush region.

It is noted that following the vision of having a more resilient and safe community with protected residents, the construction of shelters will continue.

As a result of the collaboration between the Tavush regional administration and the 'Pahapan' foundation, safe places and shelters are being created that can provide strong and complete protection against potential air and artillery strikes from the adversary.

Support for the construction of shelters can be provided by participating in donations.

On September 27, Azerbaijan launched a war against Artsakh with the direct support of terrorists and mercenaries from Turkey. On November 10, Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan announced that he had reached an agreement on a ceasefire with the presidents of Russia and Azerbaijan. According to this agreement, Azerbaijan and Armenia halted at their occupied positions. Russian peacekeepers were deployed along the line of contact in Nagorno-Karabakh and the corridor connecting it with Armenia.

During the war, the Armenian side suffered significant territorial losses, retreating from four territories and Hadrut. Additionally, according to the trilateral statement, the Armenian side lost Shushi, withdrew forces from Aghdam, and is required to do the same regarding Karvachar, with a deadline of November 25, and must exit from Lachin by December 1.