During our three days in Karabagh , I made informal inquiries and observations of the general situation, with special emphasis on the medical sector. These are my observations. Since returning to Armenia, I have heard of involvement by a White Helmet group from Argentina. It appears that small wood stoves do most heating.
Electricity is available, but expensive.
Breakfast room at Raya's home where we stayed. During five days there, I saw no green vegetables, other than cabbage. In the former Azeri villages, everything was completely destroyed. It appears that a few people are trying to live there by putting roofs on bombed-out houses. Although it snowed the whole time, many people were out walking, even between villages, without coats.