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«Ստեփանակերտի դատարկվող շուկան»
I made a video about the emptying of Stepanakert market.
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Aspram A.
Yerevan, Armenia
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I was born in 2001, in Berdashen. I am a journalist by profession, I graduated from Artsakh State University, I work at Artsakh Public Radio․
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Musician’s family from NK. inTANIQ
Marat and Nazeli got married in 2012, they have 3 children. Marat is from Stepanakert, Nazeli is from Aparan. Both have vision problems, Marat's vision is 1 percent, he has a grade 1 disability.
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barley and pea coffee
In the besieged Nagorno-Karabakh, among many other goods, coffee is also missing. In the village of Berdashen in the Martuni region, as the locals say, they make coffee with peas and barley. This practice was practiced in the village during the war in the 1990s. Nune Movsisyan is convinced that the “coffee” with peas is very different from the usual ones. She has also made chocolate from doshab.
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Children injured by Azerbaijani shell explosion
A car rushing from Martakert to Stepanakert crashed under the explosion of bombs as a result of the Azerbaijani military attack. One of the bombs exploded very close to the car, injuring all the passengers, including minor children. The family took refuge in Stepanakert, in the courtyard of the university.
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The teacher who cultivates the soil.
Leaving behind what she had built over the years in Stepanakert, Tatev Soghomonyan and her family settled in Armenia. They acquired land in Echmiadzin and are trying to get back on their feet. She still doesn't have the opportunity to pursue her favorite profession, pedagogy, but now she is engaged in farming with the same enthusiasm and desire.
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The singer from Stepanakert
The singer from Artsakh, who performed on Armenian, French, and Russian stages, returned to Nagorno-Karabakh, leaving behind many opportunities in the end. She opened a music studio in Stepanakert so that talented children could stay there. Everyone left, and she didn’t even enjoy her long-standing dream for a month. In Armenia, Lilit found the strength within herself and started everything from scratch.
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