Admirers of Aravus village in Azerbaijan have committed a despicable act by stealing the livestock of one of the hardworking villagers. Masis Zeynalyan, a dedicated member of the “Country of Living” organization, has brought this incident to the attention of NEWS.am. Although similar incidents have occurred in the past, the exact number of livestock stolen remains unknown at this time. It is disheartening to hear that the police were unable to intervene due to the lack of a defined border and the absence of means to protect the villagers’ precious livestock,” shared Zeynalyan.

It is truly unfortunate when individuals resort to such criminal activities, causing harm and distress to innocent villagers who rely on their livestock for their livelihood. The village of Aravus in Azerbaijan had been peaceful and harmonious until this incident took place. The village, known for its beauty and the warm hospitality of its residents, is now faced with the aftermath of a stolen livelihood.

Masis Zeynalyan’s organization, “Country of Living,” has been tirelessly working towards the betterment of rural communities, aiming to provide support and protection for vulnerable individuals. Such acts of theft not only harm the affected villagers directly but also hinder the progress and development of these communities.

The lack of a defined border in this region has been a longstanding issue and has led to various problems. Without a clear demarcation, it becomes challenging for authorities to protect and secure the villagers’ properties, leaving them vulnerable to theft and other crimes. It is essential that the concerned authorities address this matter urgently to prevent further incidents.

The theft of livestock in Aravus village is not an isolated incident. Many rural communities across the world face similar challenges, where their means of sustenance are targeted, leaving them in dire straits. It is imperative for society as a whole to come together and find solutions to protect the livelihoods of those who rely on agriculture and livestock for their survival.