Olga Grigoryan, a resident of Stepanakert, the main city in breakaway Nagorno-Karabakh, says "we are in a permanent fear that a war would erupt again." “We live under a constant stress, and nobody wants to help us," she adds. Three years after an Azerbaijani-Armenian war for control of the mountainous territory ended with a fragile Russian-brokered truce, the situation remains volatile. Internationally-mediated peace talks have failed to bring about a breakthrough and Armenian Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan said recently large-scale hostilities could reignite, accusing Baku of massing troops near Nagorno-Karabakh and along the two countries' frontier. IMAGES AND SOUNDBITES