The UN mission that visited Garabagh released a final statement, SİA reports.
The mission reported that no damage was noted to the civil and public infrastructure in the city where it conducted its mission, including hospitals, schools, residential buildings, as well as cultural and religious structures.
The mission was led by Vladanka Andreeva, the Resident Coordinator of the United Nations in Azerbaijan.
The team also included Ramesh Rajasingham, Director of the Coordination Section of the United Nations Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs, as well as representatives from the Food and Agriculture Organization, the United Nations Refugee Agency, UNICEF, and the World Health Organization. Additionally, technical teams were present from the United Nations Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs, the United Nations Resident Coordinator's Office, and the United Nations Security Department.
The mission, departing from Aghdam, visited the city of Khankendi, where they held meetings with local residents and relevant parties. They gained a close understanding of the condition of healthcare and educational institutions in the area.
In some parts of the city, they observed that there was no damage to civil and public infrastructure, including hospitals, schools, residential buildings, as well as cultural and religious structures. The mission noted that the Government of the Republic of Azerbaijan is preparing for the restoration of healthcare services and some communal services in the city. They also observed that one store in the city was not open.
It was noted that there is a very small number of local residents remaining in the city. It was reported that in the Garabagh region, there are between 50 to 1000 ethnic Armenians still residing.
The mission observed that the sudden evacuation of local residents from their homes has left a profound impact, causing significant distress. They also noted that there have been no reports or complaints from the local population or neighbors regarding instances of violence against the peaceful population since the recent ceasefire.
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