Deputy Director of the UNESCO World Heritage Center Jyoti Husagrahar was sipping wine when a news.am journalist pestered her with a question about the destruction of Armenian churches in Artsakh by Azerbaijanis. It is inhumane to cut off the enjoyment of an innocent protector of historical values ​​so harshly. One can suffocate from surprise. Despite the vile and insidious blow, Mrs. Husagrahar huddled together and politely, befitting a UNESCO chief, dispatched a journalist. Says: "I can't comment on the destruction of churches because I don't know what kind of destroyed churches we're talking about. Sorry, I have to go. " Well, you have to understand. The woman was going to visit Pashinyan, speaks beautifully about ecology and nature protection, about nature reserves and rare animals. And here are some Ragamaphins with their artsakh (by the way, does anyone know what that is?). For a long time, no one bothered UNESCO with any "Artesakh". Moreover, Mirvan. No one from Rivan had ever quibbled to Mrs. Khosgrahar about any artesach. How does she even know this word? Pashinyan has already forgotten him too. Although, by the way, last year Armenia was elected to the UNESCO World Heritage Committee for the first time. Usually, together with Azerbaijan. Contact: Chat.

Deputy Director of the UNESCO World Heritage Center Jyoti Husagrahar was sipping wine when a news.am journalist pestered her with a question about the destruction of Armenian churches in Artsakh by Azerbaijanis. It is inhumane to cut off the enjoyment of an innocent protector of historical values ​​so harshly. One can suffocate from surprise. Despite the vile and insidious blow, Mrs. Husagrahar huddled together and politely, befitting a UNESCO chief, dispatched a journalist. Says: "I can't comment on the destruction of churches because I don't know what kind of destroyed churches we're talking about. Sorry, I have to go. " Well, you have to understand. The woman was going to visit Pashinyan, speaks beautifully about ecology and nature protection, about nature reserves and rare animals. And here are some Ragamaphins with their artsakh (by the way, does anyone know what that is?). For a long time, no one bothered UNESCO with any "Artesakh". Moreover, Mirvan. No one from Rivan had ever quibbled to Mrs. Khosgrahar about any artesach. How does she even know this word? Pashinyan has already forgotten him too. Although, by the way, last year Armenia was elected to the UNESCO World Heritage Committee for the first time. Usually, together with Azerbaijan. Contact: Chat.