Out of 120,000 people living under Azerbaijani blockade in Nagorno-Karabakh for more than seven months, 30,000 are children. Today, amid growing shortages of food, fuel and essential goods, children are one of the most vulnerable populations in the region. Cases of malnutrition are on the rise, baby food and formula milk are almost gone, and medicines are quickly running out. No food, medicine or humanitarian aid has entered the region in more than a month, while officials warn of an imminent threat of starvation.

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