
Alternate Syunik Roadway Not Viable Option, Says Armenian HRD Tatoyan
Armenian Human Rights Defender (HRD) Arman Tatoyan, in a statement released today, claims that Azerbaijani military forces can target the alternative road linking the town of Kapan and six villages in the country’s southern Syunik Province.
The secondary roadway was seen as the only alternative for residents of Tchakaten, Shikahogh, Srashen, Nerkin Hand, Tzav and Shishkert to travel to Kapan, the Syunik provincial capital, after Azerbaijani troops set up a customs checkpoint on a section of the main Kapan-Tchakaten artery.
The main road traverses the new border between Armenia and Azerbaijan
Tatoyan writes that parts of the alternate route are impassable, especially during the winter.
The Armenian HRD says that Azerbaijani troops must leave the area and a demilitarized zone created.
People using the main Kapan-Tchakaten road only had to travel eight kilometers. The alternate route is 150 kilometers long.
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