New Delhi: The war between Azerbaijan and Armenia during the Coronavirus infection shocked the world. Now, under the peace agreement, Armenia has agreed to hand over its disputed territory of Nagorno-Karabakh to Azerbaijan. Earlier on Saturday, before evacuating their house in Nagorno Karabakh, people there set it on fire.
The people of Kalabazar district in Azerbaijan, which has been controlled by Armenian separatists for decades, began a mass exodus this week. Earlier, it was announced that Azerbaijan could regain control of the region on Sunday. Fighting between separatists and Azerbaijani forces, backed by Armenian troops, began in late September in the Nagorno-Karabakh region. The rust lasted for six weeks.
Armenia said on Saturday that 2,317 fighters had been killed in the conflict, bringing the death toll to more than 1,000. This week, Russian President Vladimir Putin said the death toll from the war had risen to more than 4,000 and that thousands had been forced to flee their homes. An AFP reporter reported that at least six houses caught fire on Saturday morning in the village of Charetkar, on the border with the Armenian-controlled district of Markert.
A resident who set his house on fire said, “Everyone is going to burn down their house today. We were given till midnight to leave.” He said, “We also moved the graves of our parents, the Azerbaijanis took great pleasure in desolating our graves. It’s unbearable. ‘
