Second house was burned in Zabukh
Baku/19.08.22/Turan: Some of the Armenians leaving the village of Zabukh are burning their homes. According to Armenian telegram channels, today the second resident of the village burned down his house "so that the enemy would not live in it."
At the moment, two houses in the village of Zabukh and one in Lachin have been burned, Armenian sources report. Despite the assurances of the leaders of the Karabakh separatists that the Armenians will not burn houses, they continue to perform these actions.
According to Armenian sources, 70 out of 200 residents remain in Zabukha. On August 25, Lachin, Zabukh and Sus will come under the control of Azerbaijan. From now on, a new road connecting Armenia with Karabakh will start working.
Recall that the Lachin region of Azerbaijan was occupied by Armenian forces in May 1992, and the entire Azerbaijani population was forced to flee. -02D-
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