ARMENIAN LIFE: Refugees in Jermuk (Part 1)

We visit a group of Artsakhi Refugees staying in a sanatorium in Jermuk.
Through the kind donations of our viewers, we were able to raise enough money to buy a good amount of winter clothes for the children of the refugees. We will show the distribution of the clothes in Part 2.
I asked some of the refugees about what they'd been through in the past few weeks and months. Their accounts of went they went through was horrific, but it was necessary for them to tell their stories, so the whole world can know the truth about what really went on.
HOW TO HELP:
Please send me an email: [e-mail] and I'll give you instructions on how you can send funds to us.
We are continuing to take donations, so If you'd like to help these poor families (no matter where they reside in Armenia), we will ensure they receive new clothing and other necessary items, in order to live some kind of normal life.
Thank you and may God help our poor and needy brothers and sisters.🙏

[@0ksana_]

You raise a very important topic. As long as it can help the Armenians we all can wait for 'lighter' videos from you

[@ArmenianLifewithMitch]

@oksana9818...thanks for understanding the situation, Oksana jan 🙏

[@stephennicolay1940]

I live in England and I am trying to understand more about what is happening here. All I know as an archaeologist is that Armenia has an exceptionally ancient history and that far more people should know about this over here and what is going on. I pray that more help comes to you all.

[@ArmenianLifewithMitch]

@stephennicolay1940...sorry for the delayed response...I've not been in the best of health lately. Yes, Armenia has a very ancient history and as the first country to adopt Christianity as its national religion, the Armenian people have suffered a great deal over the centuries. However, God is gracious and our hope and prayer is that we will be able to retain what's left of this country. 🙏

[@arlettekhederlarian9319]

s.v.P dites moi par quel moyen je peux envoyer de l argent . merci

[@admin6228]

The regime in Azerbaijan has deployed and hired many teams of social media managers and large teams to spread misinformation and disinformation about Artsakh and its people to justify the atrocities that Aliyev's Azerbaijani regime. Aliyev called it liberation but the truth that the world needs to know is that Artsakh/Karabakh is native land for Armenians for thousands of years. Azerbaijan as a country is less than 100 years old. Azerbaijan land is historically part of Persian empire and Azeri turks are descendants from Turkmenistan who came to this land to occupy it using immigration and domination by over breading and population growth. This is exactly how Turkey Ottomans created Turkey from the lost territories of the Roman empire. The creation of Azerbaijan is very much the plan and funding of Turkish ottomans to "sandwich" Armenia. Turks whether from Turkey or Azerbaijan are racist and are radical muslims who cannot stand to have a christian neighbors in Armenia. Also, I would like to hint that in social media, Armenians did not have a loud voice broadcast in english to clarify their cause and to clarify to the world the threat of their aggressive neighbors in Azerbaijan and Turkey. Armenians need to convey their views in english. In Georgia, the young people are moving away from speaking Russian and adopting english because this would sever their culture from Russia and to show their dissatisfaction with Russian aggression against their country. Putin is in his last 10-15 years of his career so his ambitions of re-creating the USSR must be done either now or never. Artsakh case is also part of conspiracy of Azerbaijan and Turkey with Russia against Armenia to keep Armenia in need for Russia. Keeping a conflict between Armenia and Azerbajan is part of the plot. But Azerbaijan's plans are progressive and hungry. The only way is for Armenians to fight and unite and ask for EU/US/Canada/Australia's support in the region to thwart any attempt. Also, Armenia must have drone and air attack technology. Something as simple as the Iranian drones are cheap and excellent for this. God bless Armenia and the Armenian people (that includes you, Mr. Mitch, and your lovely family)

[@ArmenianLifewithMitch]

@admin6228..."Armenians need to convey their views in English"...I couldn't agree more! Thanks for your informative comment🙏