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    Seven ICRC vehicles passed freely through protest area

    02.02.2023 [11:49]

    Shusha, February 2, AZERTAC

    The vehicles of the International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC) with the passengers of Armenian origin on board passed freely through the peaceful protest area on the Lachin-Khankendi road.

    The peaceful protesters made it possible for six passenger cars and a supply vehicles of the ICRC moving from Khankendi towards Lachin to pass through the protest area.

    This once again shows that the protesters ensure free movement of the vehicles used for humanitarian purposes.

     

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