Hundreds of people gathered in the center of the village of Nardaran to condemn the police action that caused bloodshed in the village. Local residents expressed their anger and misunderstanding aggressive police, who broke into the sanctuary at the time of prayer, opened fire, seizing worshipers. "It was the first police opened fire on unarmed people trying to scare them.
They first killed those who tried to prevent the arrest of Thale Bagirzade," said one of the protesters.
Protesters demand the immediate release of all arrested, whose number according to official figures, 14 people. "We gave the authorities time to 24 hours if they are not released, the protests will continue," said another participant of the action.
Meanwhile, the villagers began to build barricades from rocks and fittings at the entrances to the Nardaran. Tension is growing.
During today's clashes with police four residents and two police officers were killed. This is the most serious victims of all-time of conflicts of residents of the village with the authorities. First similar clash took place in 2001, but then was shot only one local resident, but hundreds of police and failed to subdue the rebellious Nardaran. -02В-
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