Azerbaijan detains Russian peacekeeping troops` vehicles delivering humanitarian cargos

ArmInfo. Azerbaijan detained  Russian peacekeeping troops' vehicles delivering humanitarian cargos  for 14 hours, near Shushi, the Artsakh Information Center reports. 

"From about 9:00pm, April 28 to 11:10am, April 29, Azerbaijani  security forces, near the city of Shushi, blocked the movement of the  Russian peacekeeping troops' vehicles delivering humanitarian cargo  from Armenia to Artsakh. 

As a result of negotiations between the command of the peacekeeping  troops and the Azerbaijani side, the movement of vehicles was  allowed, and they headed for Stepanakert," the report reads. 

The trucks contained mainly food and household goods, which were  loaded in Goris, Armenia, to meet the basic needs of the  Azerbaijan-blockaded Artsakh population. 

Artsakh actually remains blockaded at two points: the checkpoint set  up near the Hakari bridge on April 23 and near Shushi, blocked since  December 12, 2022, where yesterday the agents of the Azerbaijani  government in civilian uniforms were replaced by law enforcement  officers.

This is evidence that despite the commitments of the parties to the  Trilateral Ceasefire Agreement of November 9, 2020 and other  international documents, despite the decision of the International  Court of Justice and numerous calls by the international community,  Azerbaijan is tightening the blockade Artsakh day by day, increasing  the threat to security and worsening the humanitarian situation.