What happened in Agdere province of Karabakh made us say ‘give up’. Armenians who left the region set their houses on fire en masse. Those moments reflected on UAV cameras were shared by the Azerbaijani Ministry of Defense.
THEY BURNED THE HOUSES IN MASS
Following Azerbaijan’s anti-terrorism operation against illegal Armenian armed groups in Karabakh, Armenians living in Agdere are leaving the region by burning their houses. In the statement made by the Azerbaijani Ministry of Defense, it was stated that the mass burning of houses by Armenian residents in Agdere province at around 19.35 local time was recorded by the technical surveillance tools of the Azerbaijani Army. The Ministry shared the images taken with UAVs.
“THERE ARE APPLICATIONS FOR AZERBAIJANI CITIZENSHIP FROM THE ARMENIAN PEOPLE LIVING IN KARABAKH”
Meanwhile; Following its anti-terrorism operations against Armenian armed groups in Karabakh, Azerbaijan continues its efforts for the integration of the Armenian population living in the region. Azerbaijani Ministry of Internal Affairs Spokesperson Elşad Hacıyev said that the Armenian people living in Karabakh applied to obtain Azerbaijani citizenship.
“CITIZENSHIP ISSUES WILL BE EVALUATED IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE CONSTITUTION OF AZERBAIJAN”
Stating that all Armenian people living in Karabakh can apply for citizenship, Hacıyev said, “The citizenship issues of each citizen of Armenian origin living in this region will be evaluated in accordance with the Azerbaijani constitution. Work is being done on giving them passports and IDs. Of course there are applicants. “The main desire of these people is security and health issues,” he said.
“THE RIGHTS AND SECURITY OF ARMENIAN CITIZENS ARE PROVIDED IN KARABAKH
Emphasizing that the rights of citizens are ensured in Azerbaijan regardless of their ethnic origin, Hajiyev said, “Just as the rights of Azerbaijani citizens and ethnic groups are protected and they live equally in Lankaran, Baku, Ganja and Gusar, the rights and security of citizens of Armenian origin are ensured in Karabakh.” .
ARMENIA: “UN SHOULD IMMEDIATELY SEND A DELEGATION TO KARABAKH”
On the other hand, Armenian Foreign Minister Ararat Mirzoyan spoke at the United Nations (UN) General Assembly. In his speech, Ararat touched upon Azerbaijan’s anti-terrorism operation in Karabakh and called on the UN to “immediately send a delegation to Nagorno-Karabakh to ensure the security of those in the region and ethnic Armenians and to assess the humanitarian situation.”
Mirzoyan said, “After the failure to prevent the genocide in Rwanda, the UN succeeded in creating precautionary mechanisms and made the promise of ‘never again’ a meaningful commitment,” adding, “But today, we are on the verge of another failure.”
In his statement at the UN General Assembly, Azerbaijani Foreign Minister Ceyhun Bayramov stated that Armenia resorted to political and military provocations at every stage of the negotiations, and stated that the efforts to establish a solid peace between Azerbaijan and Armenia were the victim of Armenia’s revenge policy.
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