Sterligov described Nagorno-Karabakh as a wonderful place for producing affordable and eco-friendly food, and thinks that a trade house between Nagorno-Karabakh and Russia should be established through which the food can be exported to Russian markets without added chemical elements.
“If people in Russia try the food produced here, they will no longer use the food with chemical additions which is sold there,” Sterligov said.
Sterligov also plans to establish a farm and a fashion house in the occupied Karabakh
Sterligov, his wife and five children left Russia for Nagorno Karabakh three weeks ago. He plans on returning to Moscow on Thursday, showing journalists his air ticket during the press conference.
Sterligov revealed that his decision to move to Karabakh came after he received repeated threats in Russia, specifically for his alleged activity with the Combat Organization of Russian Nationalists (BORN), a Russian ultranationalist gang, which he denies.
Sterligov also said that he initially wanted to leave for Belarus, but decided to stay in Karabakh.
Sterligov have already been entered into Azerbaijan’s notorious list of persona non-grata for illegally entering Azerbaijan’s Armenian-occupied territories.
Azerbaijan’s Foreign Affairs Ministry earlier declared the Russian singer Ljuba Kazarnovskaya a persona non-grata for illegally teaching master classes at the Stepanakert (Khankendi) State Music College.
The Foreign Ministry of Azerbaijan started publishing the list of undesirable persons in 2013. The list of foreigners who are banned from entering Azerbaijan includes individuals who visit the Republic of Nagorno-Karabakh without making an agreement with Azerbaijani authorities as Nagorno Karabakh is the territory of Azerbaijan.
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