1/8 Today is six months after the ceasefire in #Karabakh war. We at @CrisisGroup have been following the process of identification and reporting of casualties. You can see the most recent numbers in our visual explainer: crisisgroup.org/content/nagorn…
2/8 The current death toll is expected to rise with more identified through DNA analyses. We went through all the lists of civilian and military casualties published in coarse of the war and after it. Some names were removed, probably due to the initial mistakes in reporting. 
3/8 Still difficult to say proportions between casualties from #Armenia and #Karabakh itself. Last month military in #Karabakh told me that many originally from the region were still not in the lists. Details of the reports are in this database: cutt.ly/bbO5S81
4/8 Situation in #Karabakh remains fragile. Both sides are building trenches and reinforcing their new military positions. Many Armenian villages and towns are now next to the new frontline. I spoke about it to @ArmenianStudies:
5/8 After the war we at @CrisisGroup published briefing listing many issues left after the ceasefire. Most topics are still relevant and important. The report is also available in Russian. crisisgroup.org/europe-central…
6/8 You can find many other publications released in recent years on this page: crisisgroup.org/europe-central… We will be having new publications in the coming weeks.
7/8 #Karabakh visual explainer will also soon have new features and updates. You can subscribe to the updates by following this link: crisisgroup.us10.list-manage.com/subscribe?u=5a…
8/8 I'll finish this thread with this photo from #Armenia town of Goris. I went through the names of soldiers. All of them were younger than me. One of them lived at the nearby house. Just to say that wars do come at great cost. These are not just words. This's about real people.
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