According to Paralel.az, the Armenian residents of Hadrut made false statements. According to Armenian media reports, the war, the loss of the homeland (? - Ed.) Has become a number of problems for the residents of Hadrut - social, legal, psychological problems and difficulties in integrating into a new environment. According to the Armenian press, writer and screenwriter Arpi Vanyan has been living in Yerevan for many years, although he is from Hadrut. According to him, he and his family went to his “native Hadrut” at least twice a year. According to the report, after the 44-day war, Arpi created the public organization "Occupation of Hadrut", which deals with the social and legal problems of IDPs, as well as the cultural heritage of Hadrut. According to him, the problems are countless and they are different: "Right after the war, the President of Artsakh helped the organization a little - for a while, they managed to solve the problem of living for 25 families." Speaking about acute social problems, Arpi noted that men are the most vulnerable, women and children receive 68,000 AMD from the state, but not men: “The logic is completely incomprehensible. These people have repeatedly addressed both the leadership of Armenia and the leadership of Artsakh, each time stating in response that you are right, we will reconsider this issue, but so far we have not reconsidered anything. Today they have not a penny left in their pockets, they are looking for work and cannot find it. " He said that people who survived the horrors of war without injury and injury cannot receive support. It was also noted that the public organization "Employment of Hadrut" periodically implements support programs at the expense of the funds received. One of them is the program “Nakhshun gadrut” (“Beautiful gadrut”): “We gave the women yarn, they weave blankets. Then we buy these blankets from them, try to sell them and help the women earn money. ”
The Armenian press noted the integration of people as another problem: “It is extremely important to preserve the Hadrut dialect, to organize meetings so that the Hadrut people gather and speak their native dialect. Of course, all programs are based on the dream of returning to Hadrut. Without this faith, everything becomes meaningless, everything around becomes dark. I have no doubt I'll be back for a second. I always dream about how I went to Hadrut, took pictures, ran to the graves so as not to get angry, talked to my mother in the sky ”...
“The enemy destroyed everything in the prosperous city. You can see burning native streets and houses on Google maps. The pain is endless, but the hope and faith are even greater. I believe that those who give the strength to fight in order to return home help to overcome the problems, ”the Armenian writer said, noting the end of Armenian pride.

Nigar