VOICED : En Karabaj, el adiós al monasterio armenio de Dadivank

The video discusses the emotional farewell of Armenians visiting the Davidank Monastery in Nagorno Karabakh before it changes hands to Azerbaijan following a ceasefire agreement. The monastery, built between the 12th and 13th centuries, holds significant historical and cultural value. Despite assurances from Azerbaijan about preserving historical sites, there is concern from the Armenian government about the monastery's future. The video highlights the monastery's historical importance and the uncertainty surrounding its preservation.

Why are Armenians visiting the Davidank Monastery for the last time?

• They are attending a wedding.

• The district will change hands after a ceasefire agreement.

• The monastery is being renovated.

• They are celebrating a festival.

In which centuries was the Davidank Monastery constructed?

• 10th and 11th centuries

• 16th and 17th centuries

• 14th and 15th centuries

• 12th and 13th centuries

What is the priest's stance on the preservation of the monastery?

• He is willing to negotiate if the territory is proven not to belong to Armenian Christians.

• He is planning to renovate the monastery.

• He has received clear instructions from Yerevan.

• He plans to abandon the monastery.

What assurance has Azerbaijan given regarding historical sites?

• They will ignore them.

• They will convert them into museums.

• They will preserve them.

• They will demolish them.

What is the Armenian government's reaction to Azerbaijan's assurances?

• They are indifferent.

• They are extremely concerned.

• They are supportive.

• They are satisfied.