International media unable to enter Karabakh due to shelling

A group of international media representatives cannot enter Nagorno-Karabakh from Armenia due to the dangerous situation on the road. This was reported by RIA Novosti, as stated by one of the journalists working there. “We left Yerevan the day before, but it became known that the road is under shelling, and a bomb hit the bridge. We were forced to spend the night in Goris,” the journalist said. The group includes representatives of the BBC, SkyNews and other media outlets. The Artsakh Information Center confirmed the information. “They (Azerbaijan – ed.) have already started firing at large civilian vehicles; a
3 October 2020
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Միջազգային լրատուամիջոցները չեն կրնար մուտք գործել Ղարաբաղ՝ հրետակոծութեան հետեւանքով

A group of international media representatives cannot enter Nagorno-Karabakh from Armenia due to the dangerous situation on the road. This was reported by RIA Novosti, as stated by one of the journalists working there.

“We left Yerevan the day before, but it became known that the road is under shelling, and a bomb hit the bridge. We were forced to spend the night in Goris,” the journalist said. The group includes representatives of the BBC, SkyNews and other media outlets.

The Artsakh Information Center confirmed the information. “They (Azerbaijan – ed.) have already started firing at large civilian vehicles; a ‘Press’ sign will no longer save anyone. That is why it is very dangerous. When it will be possible to arrange their transfer is still unclear,” said a representative of the center.  

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