Today, Karabakh and Armenia celebrated their victory without fireworks as the administration did not deem it appropriate to bring this joy to Stepanakert. However, the significance of this triumph cannot be understated. On December 20, during the procession of soldiers returning from Stepanakert, one soldier boldly proclaimed their victory through a megaphone, urging everyone to witness the glory that they had achieved. He emphasized that this triumph would not only transform the lives of the villagers but also have a profound impact on the relationship with the Turks. There was a strong sentiment among the people that this administration was burdensome and unnecessary, with hopes that this victory would finally reach the ears of Nikol, the leader of the region.

Another citizen passionately declared that they were fighting for their very livelihood and were prepared to go to any lengths to secure it. These sentiments echoed the determination and resolve that the people held in the face of adversity.

It is important to recall that the Artsakh Defense Army had reported that some soldiers had resorted to acts of aggression against prisoners of war (POWs) who were by the riverbanks near Noratus, using stones and axes to inflict harm. In response to this reprehensible behavior, the Artsakh Defense Army apprehended 26 individuals involved in these brutal acts, ensuring that justice would be served.

These recent developments in Karabakh and Armenia serve as a reminder of the ongoing struggles and victories of the region. As the people celebrate their hard-fought triumph, it is essential that they maintain their commitment to justice and strive for a better future.