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Aghavno’s Fight for Survival

Aghavno village

The future of the idyllic red-roofed Aghavno village, nestled on the riverbank of the same name, is imperiled again. Aghavno is strategically significant for its location along the Lachin Corridor, serving as a gateway to Artsakh from Armenia. Compatriots from the Diaspora, Armenia and Artsakh live and work in unity in this village, rebuilt largely with the help of the Armenian Diaspora.

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Siranush Sargsyan

Siranush Sargsyan is a freelance journalist from Stepanakert, Nagorno-Karabakh/Artsakh, now based in Armenia. She covers human rights, politics and women in conflict zones, with work featured in outlets such as the BBC, Newsweek, Open Democracy, IWPR, The Armenian Weekly and other publications. Previously, she was Chief Specialist in Education and Political Science on the standing committee in Artsakh's parliament and taught History at Machkalashen school. Sargsyan holds degrees in History and Political Science and completed the Tavitian Scholar Program at Tufts University, as well as a journalism internship at Taz media.

2 Comments

  1. These are real Armenian patriots. Unlike the traitor weasel loser of all Armenians, Nikol Pashinyan, who hides his ugly face and once again, secretly sells out the Armenian nation. NEVER FORGET THIS TRAITOR”S Actions. He will pay one day with a noose and bucket..

  2. President Putin must be pleased with himself that he not only betrayed Armenians in 2020 but also that he is doing everything to allow Azeri troops to occupy southern Armenia, despite Armenia having defense treaties with Russia and the CSTO.

    One wonders what Russia’s and Putin’s word are worth.

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