Thank you, Mr. Chair.
Thank you to the witnesses for coming here today.
This is one of a series of emergency meetings dealing with the humanitarian crisis. We all recognize that this is nestled within a much broader and more protracted conflict, but what we've heard today is some conflicting testimony. That's where I'd like to begin my questions.
Mr. Jahangirli, you cited the President of Azerbaijan's statement that people were free to move back and forth if they were content with the situation. This is a study to deal with the humanitarian situation. Can you describe the humanitarian situation right now in the Nagorno-Karabakh?