Nobody has the right to block the Lachin Corridor, Foreign Minister of Luxembourg Jean Asselborn
Nobody has the right to block the Lachin Corridor, the Foreign Minister of Luxembourg Jean Asselborn said at a joint press conference with his Armenian counterpart Ararat Mirzoyan in Yerevan, 1lurer reports.
“To be very frank, I think there’s big power in the world who has to show that not only peacekeepers are present in the Lachin Corridor but that they have to act if there’s a blockade,” Asselborn said, referring to Russia. “We try as European Union to play on the level we are able to do. We can only, if I can say this, encourage Russia, if you want, to be aware of what is happening that more than 100 thousand people are isolated in Nagorno-Karabakh. That old people, children are not allowed to go back to their home and this is unacceptable in this century.”
“It’s the homeland of Armenians and nobody has the right to block this Lachin Corridor and I hope that those who have the means to interfere that they will do it as effective as possible,” the Foreign Minister of Luxembourg said.
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