The Republic’s only connecting road to Armenia - known as the Lachin corridor - was barricaded over a month ago, consequently limiting access to supply of medicine, electricity, food, transport and gas.
Khachanov defended his actions after the ATF wrote a strongly worded statement revealing it sent a letter of protest to the ITF. “I have Armenian roots from my father’s side, from my grandfather’s side, even from my mum’s side. I’m half Armenian,” Khachanov told reporters. Russian player Karen Khachanov was under fire by the Azerbaijan Tennis Federation over his post-match messages on TV camera lenses in support for the Republic of Artsakh. Picture: Getty Images“The Azerbaijan Tennis Federation’s letter presented facts and legal documents regarding the provocation against Azerbaijan,” it wrote.
“The ATF condemned this act and demanded that the tennis player be punished and urged the International Tennis Federation to take harsh measures for prevention of such incidents in the future.” After Khachanov's first camera message about Artsakh, Azerbaijan's tennis federation sent a complaint about Khachanov to the International Tennis Federation, demanding he be"punished" with"harsh measures" for his"heartfelt words."
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