CivilnetThe Lachin corridor is the only connection between Armenia and Nagorno-Karabakh. Before the Second Karabakh War, three main roads connected Armenia and Karabakh. But, one in the south, running along the Iranian border, was lost after an Azerbaijani military offensive. The second was handed over to Azerbaijan in line with the November 9, 2020 agreement. In the end-of-war agreement, Armenia also agreed to eventually hand over the Lachin corridor to Azerbaijan. Now, a second alternative route is being constructed. However, what do local residents think of all this? Will this benefit the Armenians of Nagorno-Karabakh? And, what will happen to the Armenians currently living in communities within the Lachin corridor.
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