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Paros Foundation, Atamian Family Build Safe Haven for Border Village Children
Armenia’s First Security Wall Built at Nerkin Karmir Aghpyur Kindergarten
The village of Nerkin Karmir Aghbyur, located in the Bert area of Armenia’s Tavush region, celebrated the re-opening of its kindergarten on Aug. 31 following the complete renovation undertaken by the Paros Foundation. The project was generously sponsored by the New York-based Atamian family through the Paros Foundation’s “100 for 100 Projects for Prosperity” initiative.
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Kudos to Paros Foundation and Armenian-American Atamian family for this patriotic act.
(I will make sure to donate to Paros Foundation early next year)
{“Today, this community still lives with the risk of sniper fire and renewed armed conflict. Seventy percent of the land remains uncultivated due to the dangers of farming on the border. Little opportunities remain for residents, making unemployment and migration a huge problem.”}
The fact that the terrorist criminal gang in Baku snipes at civilians and children shows the true invadonomad savage face of these Uyguroglu Neo-Nazis.
After being convincingly thwarted in their attempt to ethnically cleanse and exterminate indigenous Armenians of Artsakh, and getting massively crushed, losing between 30,000-37,000 invadonomad askyars KIA, the nomads have embarked on another strategy: depopulation of Armenian villages near the borders, by preventing Armenian civilians from living there in peace and cultivating their fields.
This is the true face of these Turkic nomad savages.
{“During the renovations, Azeri sniper fire continued and damaged several parts of the building, including a newly replaced water pipe, the roof, and gutters—a bold reminder of how tenuous the situation remains, and that we must continue to support and invest in the residents of Nerkin Karmir Aghbyur.”}