When Zarine Babayan appeared in a television interview, she wore a T-shirt divided in two: one half dark, the other covered in flowers. Since her son Robert was killed in the September 2023 fuel depot explosion near Stepanakert, Artsakh, Babayan had worn mostly black. It had become her uniform of mourning, a way of carrying Read the full article The post Families still seek support after 2023 fuel depot explosion near Stepanakert appeared first on The Armenian Weekly .
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Families still seek support after 2023 fuel depot explosion near Stepanakert
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