There Should Be No Azerbaijani or Armenian Troops in the Lachin Corridor, and People Should Continue to Live There, Says Pashinyan

The situation around the Old Shusha district has been resolved, is being resolved, and the issue is at the stage of resolution. Armenian Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan stated this today, December 16, in an interview with Azatutyun, addressing the reports that people, including women and children, were trapped in the Old and Great Shusha communities.

“The point is that there is an agreement that there should be no Azerbaijani or Armenian military units in the Lachin Corridor. It should be entirely under the control of Russian peacekeepers. The issue now is that this process must happen synchronously. This is under the responsibility of the Russian peacekeepers, and people must continue to live there,” he said.