Tsvetana Paskaleva presents her documentary to Armenian president

Armenian President Serzh Sargsyan participated in the presentation of the Wounds of Karabakh documentary series by the Bulgarian journalist Tsvetana Paskaleva.

The Armenian leader stressed the great role of Tsvetana Paskaleva's work during the Nagorno-Karabakh war of liberation. He expressed his gratitude to the Bulgarian journalist for her 'heroic efforts." The Armenian president hopes that Tsvetana Paskaleva will go on working in the same spirit.

The Bulgarian journalist, who recorded the most heroic moments of the Nagorno-Karabakh war of liberation and thus made them go down in history, presented the first DVD copies of her 7-part documentary to the Armenian president. Serzh Sargsyan is one of the people she passed through the crucible of the Artsakh war with, Paskaleva said. "The 20 years I have lived in Armenia have been the most important in my personal life," she added.

"When I came to Armenia I could not think I would stay here for so long. The Artsakh people young and old, who were constantly under stress, were heroes for me. I was not sure I was able to endure that hardship together with them. But when I looked at the children and old people, I realized it was my duty to be beside them. They were able to endure that hardship. So I it was my duty to be able to endure as well," Paskaleva said.