On the evening of January 15, a woman in slippers and odd-looking clothes stood crying in front of our building in Yerevan.
One of the giants of Soviet-era industry, the HayElectro Plant, is shown here in its present state; on the southern outskirts of Yerevan. It’s a skeleton of its former glory, surrounded by vacant fields and bus depots.
We’re on the road to Togh, a village in Artsakh’s southern Hadrout district. We have an appointment to visit the Avetisyans – a family of vintners known for their Kataro family of wines.