Gurgen Nersisyan, Artsakh's State Minister, announced an indefinite popular movement, urging Armenians to join.

He warned of imminent tragedy, with resources running low and people facing hunger and cold. The physical security and survival of Artsakh are at stake, calling for immediate action.

The Minister appealed to Armenians to reconsider their actions, emphasizing the importance of protecting Artsakh.

He expressed gratitude to Russia's peacekeeping efforts but raised concerns about the blockade and requested smooth transportation as outlined in the November 9 document.

Tomorrow, a gathering will take place at 9 a.m. on Stepanakert Square to decide the next steps and reaffirm their commitment to preserving Artsakh.

Gurgen Nersisyan expressed his hope for the popular movement originating in Artsakh to receive the appropriate response in both Mother Armenia and the Diaspora, especially during this particular time and situation.

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