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Fighting to Survive: A View from Stepanakert

A resident of Stepanakert (Photo: Armenian Unified Infocenter/David Ghahramanyan)

STEPANAKERT—Early this morning, I was awakened by distant thuds, sounding at regular intervals, as Artsakh’s capital once again felt the attack of Azerbaijani bombing raids. Fortunately, the attack was a brief one, but the message had been sent once more: Azerbaijan and its powerful friends are not going away anytime soon. Not this time.

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Antranig Kasbarian

Antranig Kasbarian is a former member of the ARF Central Committee, Eastern United States. Over the past 20 years, he has been a lecturer, activist and community leader; he has also worked regularly as a journalist, activist, and researcher in Nagorno-Karabakh. He is a former editor of the Armenian Weekly, and holds a Ph.D. in geography from Rutgers University. He joined the Tufenkian Foundation in 2003, launching its program in Artsakh (Nagorno-Karabagh), and served as its executive director until 2015. He is currently the Director of Development of the Tufenkian Foundation, pursuing a range of charitable/strategic projects in Armenia and Artsakh.

4 Comments

  1. Sireli Unger Antranig: I am forever grateful for your article as well as your always “being there” for us throughout the years and most importantly now. Your article was factual and gave a clear view of what has transpired along with your grasp of optimism for Russia’s intervention.
    Fraternally with Love,
    մարօ Garabedian-Dionisopoulos

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