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2023
98,625 displaced arrivals reported by Armenia
HumanitarianOfficial record
Humanitarian · Displacement
Armenia reported 98,625 people forcibly displaced from Nagorno-Karabakh had arrived by 20:00 on 29 September.
This is a time-specific government snapshot, not the final displacement total. The dashboard counts this as one humanitarian record; the number of people is not added to event totals.
Brussels advisers discuss humanitarian and peace tracks
TalksOfficial record
Talks · Technical talks
Grigoryan and Hajiyev met EU, French and German advisers after Azerbaijan’s September operation.
The meeting covered urgent civilian needs, borders, connectivity and a possible Granada leaders’ meeting. The latter was prospective, not a held Armenian–Azerbaijani summit.
Nearly 70 metric tonnes of supplies crossed Lachin; the ICRC also evacuated 17 people wounded in the fighting.
The ICRC’s same-day operational release confirms the delivery and evacuation. These are one reported operation; people and cargo tonnage do not inflate event counts.
Volker Türk expressed concern about renewed armed force and its civilian impact, urging a return to a rights-based peace process.
The 19 September OHCHR statement calls for respect for human rights and humanitarian law, including humanitarian access. It provides no casualty total or independently verified attribution of individual incidents.