Armenia

In the wake of a devastating explosion at a fuel depot in Nagorno-Karabakh, France has swiftly announced plans to send emergency medical supplies to Armenia. This response comes as a direct aid to the numerous individuals injured in the incident who have since been evacuated to Armenia. The French Foreign Minister, Catherine Colonna, confirmed that the emergency equipment will soon be en route to Yerevan, the capital of Armenia. The primary aim of this assistance is to provide immediate aid to those affected by the disaster. While the specifics of the medical supplies were not detailed in the announcement, this act of support underscores France's commitment to humanitarian aid in crisis situations. (Read Also: Louise Santos remembered as ‘...

A catastrophic explosion recently rocked Artsakh, leaving a trail of devastation with 290 injuries, seven fatalities, and 13 unidentified bodies. In response to the emergency, medical assistance was quickly mobilized to the affected area. A medical team, along with essential supplies, was airlifted to Stepanakert to provide immediate aid to the victims.Notably, the Azerbaijan government also dispatched medicines to assist the victims, and the French government signaled readiness to send emergency resources. This tragic event has stirred international attention and drawn responses from various corners of the world.US Intervention and International ResponseIn the wake of the humanitarian crisis, US Congressman Chris Smith introduced a bill aimed at preventing the ethnic cleansing of Karabakh Armenians. Congressman Adam Schiff also urged the US administration to provide immediate humanitarian aid to Karabakh Armen...