Euronews journalist Laura Davidescu, who is visiting Azerbaijan, has today visited Terter and Aghdam.
She visited Shikharkh settlement, which was once occupied by Armenians and later released, concerned herself with the living conditions of the people living there, filmed their destroyed houses, savageries committed by Armenians.
The European journalist also visited a military unit of the Azerbaijani Army. Later, Davidescu visited Aghdam region 70 percent of the area of which have been occupied. Speaking to journalists Davidescu said she could observe the occupied territories in Terter and witnessed the hard living conditions of the people living on the line of contact.
“Before coming here I had gained some information for myself. The Europeans think that Nagorno Karabakh is a frozen conflict. Only after seeing the people living here, their living conditions, destroyed houses one can understand how the war hurt them. It is the first time in my practice that I visit a conflict zone. I will try to give thorough information about the situation to the European audience,” she said.
According to Davidescu, Euronews is preparing reports covering situation in the conflict zones. They will make report about the situation in other side of the conflict, Azerbaijani side this time to save the balance.
Before visiting the frontline, Davidescu interviewed with the President of Azerbaijan Ilham Aliyev. The president answered the questions about the settlement of Armenia-Azerbaijan conflict over Nagorno Karabakh, the process and prospects of negotiations, regional and other issues.
Recently Euronews broadcasted report about the occupied territories of Azerbaijan naming it “Wind of changes in Nagorno Karabakh”. The report had anti-Azerbaijan character and introduced separatist Nagorno Karabakh regime as an independent country. They also showed church in Nagorno Karabakh, calling it religiously and spiritually united with Armenia.
The report caused strong protest by the government and people of Azerbaijan.
APA
