March in Marseille and Paris against the blockade of Artsakh |hetq.am|

On Sunday, January 15, a solidarity march was held in Marseille, France, in support of Artsakh, in which 300 people participated, according to Nouvelles d'Arménie.

The peaceful march started from the square named after Misak Manushyan and ended near the Prado Armenian temple, also passing by the Turkish consulate.

Pascal Shamasyan and Gerard Grigoryan, who led the march and are the founders of the "Running for Memory" association, condemned the blockade of Artsakh by Azerbaijan throughout the march.

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