VIDEO. Armenians Provided Humanitarian Corridor to Azerbaijanis in Lesnoy: Following Khachatryan's 'Accusation'

In the village of Lesnoy, Artsakh, there was no genocide; on December 23, 1991, the self-defense forces of Artsakh provided a humanitarian corridor to the Azerbaijani population, as testified by the residents of Patara.

This occurred despite the fact that for years, the Azerbaijanis in Lesnoy had been provoking conflicts in every possible way. Patara resident Galia Israelian stated, 'Half of the livestock from the entire village was stolen and taken; our livestock was also taken. Now we know that they have it. But the roads were still open; we would go and come back without killing or hitting each other.'

She recalls that in 1989, Azerbaijanis shot and then stabbed her husband, Ruben Israelian, near a spring as he was returning from the forest.

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