This is popular front a podcast focused on the niche details of modern warfare and

underreported conflict with me Jake Hanrahan.

Today we're speaking to Jokasabian.

He's a writer and genocide researcher.

He's also Armenian where he is currently based.

We're going to be talking about the end of the ceasefire in Karabak or Aatsak.

This morning Azerbaijan started bombing Stapanaka, the capital of the so-called Breakaway region of Armenia, Arzac, or

Kerabakh. For almost a year now, Azerbaijan has blockaded the region, starving people to the point where now they're

rationed to a few bits of bread. Now, whilst it's completely blocked, they've started to bomb the place.

Already two children have died.

Civilian infrastructure is being torn to bits.

So this morning it seems Azerbaijan has cooled off the ceasefire in Karabakh or

Artsak by calling it off I mean they've started literally shelling Stapanaker tell us what's going on Art

like by calling it off, I mean they've started literally shelling Stapanaker.

Tell us what's going on, what's the development?

Well, you know, right now everything is very fluid.

You know, like everybody else I'm kind of just trying to figure out what's going on

through what the government is telling us which isn't a lot at the moment.

But it's according to the government of Karabakh, the Azare's are pushing across the entire line of contact and directly shelling Staponicarets.

As of like when we just started recording,

the air-aid sirens are back on

with both missiles, drones, artillery, I've heard airstrikes as well.

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