Foreign observers: In spite of indifference of the international  community, people of Artsakh not only continue to live under the  whistle of bullets, but also creates

ArmInfo.Observers Gradilkova Jana and Piotr Paikarov from the Czech Republic, as well as the observer from Germany, a Pakistani human rights activist Kamal Khan while monitoring the referendum in Nagorno Karabakh visited the border village Matagis.

"We were stunned by what we saw. In the village under the whistle of bullets are not only the elderly, but also young and beautiful people, which could have long leave this place and go in search of a better life.  The impression is the following: The people here are heroes, despite the indifference of the international community, they do not simply continue to live here, but also to create", said the foreign observers in an interview to ArmInfo.

"The most important is that people continue to work on the front lines, they do not lose heart and participate in the electoral process with great activity. The voters come and Grandpa Roma, with the wisdom of his old age in his eyes, and a refugee from Mingechevir who participated in Karabakh war and was wounded, and intelligence chief, who said that he personally participated in the liberation of his native village, and did not intend to leave here and give their homeland to the enemy. Another elderly woman also said that this is their country, their land, their rivers, houses, nature and the air, and they will not leave here ever, even despite the fact that the enemy is 3-4 kilometers away", said the observers, who pointed out that they are impressed by what they saw in Nagorno-Karabakh and would like to return.