Armenian MP concerned over humanitarian disaster in Artsakh

ArmInfo.Such a humanitarian disaster can hardly be imagined in the 21st century, but it is real life, Aram Vardevanyan, a member of the Armenia bloc, said live on  Facebook after visiting Stepanakert and a number of villages. 

"Our brothers and sisters in Artsakh are being faced with a problem  of their everyday life. Gas supply was stopped on March 8 as the gas  main damaged by the Azerbaijani forces has not so far been repaired.   According to the local residents, the peacekeepers are taking steeps,  but no practical results have so far been achieved. And if the  situation has remained unchanged for several days and Armenia's  authorities are not taking any measures, it can at least arouse  concern. And such behavior was displayed in the case of more serious  problems," he said. 

He is also severely critical of the international community. 

"Democracy implies that such a situation cannot develop in a country  regardless of how it is perceived by other nations. The Republic of  Artsakh does exist, with all of its stat institutions. But it has  found itself in an absurd situation, with no solution," Mr  Vardevanyan said. 

It is inadmissible that nurslings are in such conditions in Artsakh. 

"It is a humanitarian disaster, and I have seen it with my own eyes,"  the Armenian MP said.