as peacekeepers, it's a russian flag now flying at the ancient amini and dotty van monastery, in the disputed district. russian peacekeeping forces a setting up here as part of a cease fire agreement brokered by moscow. guiding the christian ministry is one of their duties along with supervising the exodus of amini and troops and civilians from the area. although the armenian priests who live in the monastery are allowed to remain christian, armenians resent having to give over their homes to muslim azeris. but the terms of the peace deal allow azerbaijan to take control of formally controlled by armenians . both ethnicities have lived here at different times. according to moscow, more than 4000 people have died in the 6 weeks of fighting in and around nagorno-karabakh. i mean, it's a still burying their dead i just feel that all the dead guys and now our sons, it doesn't matter who died relative or non-relative. we're grieving for everyone. but both the sort of this agreement with azerbaijan is not mere children. it's about capitulation. that's all of us in the occupant of the russi

another district to the disputed nagorno-karabakh region has been handed over to i suppose the last amini ancel, which is left the area as part of russia could pay stale before troops. abandon that position. so that means fled the wolves. i'm going to guess you have tells the story now or some of the news made homeless by the conflict. everywhere you go, there is only desolation, despair, empty, burnt, and abandoned villages. rusty trucks palled with furniture, clothes, and hoopla, souls. there's no one left but the awed desperate stragglers. it's so painful, unbearably painful, your entire life you have been billed in step by step, trying to make it a little more comfortable so you get something good sound only a tool has just disappeared. gun lit and her husband igor, for 17 years have made a hard living in the mountains raising cattle. when the barrow visited by john, the artillery became too much, they left everything but their ship a dog and fled. as did everyone they returned to find the village empty bund and looted littered with dead pets and animals who starved to death. when the

steps as it buying junk is the 2nd largest city shushi, which it took just before the fighting ended amini. it will also have to hand over 3 other districts in the region. unless the alessandra bruno's face, the public outcry in armenia over the truce is hardly surprising. this is not going to be a very easy situation, even if elections are called quickly. i believe the president's hope for a government of national unity that may be too much of a hope. this war was entered into without the proper calculation. it was a moving proposition from the start, and in fact, everything went against the armenian side. it was important to stop this. and i think must be at least praise for stopping the conflict before things got out of hand. but it was predictable. this would happen politically, obviously, if you entered into a war like this, that means you haven't delivered what you promised when you came into power. this is footage of russian military equipment heading to the karabakh region. the peacekeeping mission will include special vehicles as well as the mining unit. the patrols will monitor t

that care about the internationally recognized as part of azerbaijan aids populated mainly by ethnic amini and as these fines mean a great 3 times but shortly after each deal the truce has violated by both sides the fighting has also spilled beyond the disputed territory with the very cities also being hit that's prompted many azerbaijanis to offer help. and i feel safe my wife wanted to stop me from volunteering but my friends and i signed up anyway on september the 27th of the gross provocation by mean year we launched a military offensive to free our lands enough to my wife are usually doesn't pay any attention to the news started to follow the vans and she fully supported me i can't comprehend how the conflict hasn't been solved for 30 years i was watching my son grow up and he started to ask questions and i couldn't answer them it all has to stop we're hopeful even sure this confrontation won't drag on for years more like the previous one and care about i think this war will soon be over with nationalist women relatives found out about me volunteering they too could very well let ever

the truce is already allowing some refugees to return home overnight, almost 500 amini and came back from the capital yet advance to the disputed regions . largest cities step and i heard russian peacekeepers come forward 900 buses of people. he's went downstairs on the way to the peacekeeping mission in the region on things. as this report. what the peacekeeping force that is supposed to be stationed in the garden has almost been brought up to full strength. we witnessed this morning get another very large called with russian peacekeepers making their way to that could make a buck with aside from that 2000 about 2000 peacekeepers, the russian side has also published a detailed map of what the area they're going to look like. the operations of the russian peacekeeping mission, they'll be in the observation, post monitoring stations in the northern area, married in the southern area, and 7 in the achaeans key corridor, a thin strip of land connecting me near to the pru armenian. you know, there's a lot of anger with the way the war turned out. there is a lot of sadness with how many p

amini and it's headed by john the military vehicles, civilians or refugees at 1st few willing to trust the other side. we heard that there were azerbaijanis about ambushes here. i didn't know if it was true or not, but now i know everything is fine here. when am i afraid? of course, i'm not about ready to what is there to fear when you're driving under a russian flag. the situation is that booth side 2 were at war just over a week ago. have to share the same stretch of road and it's up to russian peacekeepers who patrol the road and who is stationed at various points to prevent the 2 sides from taking revenge on civilians or harassing them. it took a lot of work, but russian peacekeepers were successful. new weapons are allowed, not even for as they did by johnny was i mean the troops, everyone searched every vehicle, inspected every weapon, confiscated. here we filmed a small as it is by johnny military convoy pass immediately after because carrying armenian refugees, which by itself was unimaginable 2 weeks ago. you know, you know, i haven't been home in 15 days, we're going back now

azerbaijan according to 4 un security council resolutions but not gonna cut it back has been run by ethnic amini and since the war in 1994 hundreds of thousands of as areas were displaced during the conflict then the weeks. fighting have involved tekkie which is backed azerbaijan and russia which has a defense treaty with mania let's bring in which a chance to he say purpose soria lecture in the department of political science at george washington university joins us from washington d.c. many thanks for speaking to us richard f.s.k. your reaction to this news. well it unexpected and the. end of the conflict seemingly as declared by this through this a statement by prime minister nico passing on which as you have said was highly emotional raises a set of questions and it's too early to tell by far to come to some sort of more concrete set of interpretations of that and spoke one of the things that i'm interested in is we can think about international relations is characterized by a series of bargaining and agreement possibilities and it would be interesting to see as one of the reporters mentione

well, in our headlines, amini and state security saying it's foiled. an assassination attempt on the prime minister, nicole passion yun, the national security service has made several arrests on, is refusing to step down despite large protests on millions are angry with him for signing a cease fire with azerbaijan to and 6 weeks of fighting. well, i think all mean eons of been torching their own homes as they leave images just outside nagorno-karabakh before sunday's handover of land to azerbaijan. many of lived there for more than 20 years. nephew has about this agreement because it forces them to give up their territory. and all the stories we're following. the u.s. is set another record for a new coven, 1000 cases, reporting more than 180000 infections. in 24 hours, deaths are also rising quickly. 35 states now require face coverings to be worn in public. search and rescue. teams in the philippines are still trying to reach flood victims. after typhoon vanco floodwaters have started to recede, but thousands of people remain trapped in the region. it

human life commission is investigating reports of a mass killing in the town of my cabinet on ethnic amini. and continue to be very is, i don't know how to box i had of sunday's handover of land to azerbaijan, russian in turkish soldiers out on the ground to monitor a deal to end 6 weeks of fighting. and rival factions in libya have agreed to hold nationwide elections in december of next year. it was announced at the u.n. sponsored talks in tunis, delegates and ago sheeting the appointment of an internal conflicts the coronavirus fund demick now and its gathering speed in the us with record numbers of infections recorded daily. public health experts are warning the situation could get worse. while brunell's reports had 19 cases are skyrocketing across the us. hospitals in multiple states are running out of beds and protective equipment. doctors and nurses are once again exhausted. like every hospital across the country were overwhelmed or were getting overrun, governors across the country issued dire warnings, mandatory mask wearing orders, and restrictions on businesses and social gatheri