Ministry of Defense of the Russian Federation: There are no  interruptions in the supply of food in Stepanakert

ArmInfo. Peaceful life continues to recover in Stepanakert with the support of the  Interdepartmental Center for Humanitarian Response, there are no  disruptions in the supply of food in the city, and the bakery has  resumed its work at full capacity. On November 20, the Russian  Defense Ministry told reporters about it.

"The city bakery has resumed the production of bakery products at  full capacity. Today the city of Stepanakert does not experience  interruptions in the supply of flour and other food products," the  military department said in a statement. The ministry noted that the  delivery of bread to the nearest settlements has been organized.

In addition, the city continues to restore electricity and water  supply to residential buildings and social facilities, public  transport and communication with remote settlements have been  established, shops have been opened.

The transfer of Russian peacekeepers to the zone of the  Nagorno-Karabakh conflict is proceeding in accordance with the  agreements recorded on November 9 in a joint statement by Russian  President Vladimir Putin, Azerbaijani President Ilham Aliyev and  Armenian Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan on a complete ceasefire in  Karabakh. In total, 1,960 servicemen with equipment will be  accommodated there.  The command post of the peacekeeping operation  is deployed in Stepanakert. There are 23 observation posts in the  area of the peacekeeping operation: 11 in the northern zone of  responsibility and 12 in the southern. To help resolve humanitarian  issues and restore civilian infrastructure in Stepanakert, an  Interdepartmental Center for Humanitarian Response was established  under the leadership of the Russian Ministry of Defense. The center  includes representatives of the Russian Emergencies Ministry, the  Ministry of Foreign Affairs, and the FSS. (FSB).

On November 19, the National Center for Defense Management reported  that the Center for Humanitarian Demining, the Center for  Reconciliation of the Warring Parties, the Center for Transport  Support, the Center for Medical Support, and the Center for Trade and  Household Support were formed as part of the interdepartmental  center.