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Baku /23.09.23 /Turan: The suburb of Khankendi - the village of Kyarkijahan, captured by the Armenians in 1991, came under the control of the Azerbaijani armed forces.
This is evidenced by video footage in social networks published by the Azerbaijani military.
In turn, Armenian sources confirm that this suburb of Khankyandi has come under the control of the Azerbaijani armed forces.
* On December 27, 1991, Armenian troops captured and burned Kyarkijahan, killing 34 people. By December 31, the Azerbaijanis managed to regain control of the village during a counteroffensive, but at the end of January 1992, the Armenians re-captured the village and completely burned it down. Later, Armenians installed a huge cross in this Azerbaijani village, which is visible from many points of Khankendi. -02B-
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