As a result of two wars caused by Armenian separatism that began in Upper Karabakh in 1988, tens of thousands of people were killed, and more were wounded and disabled. One of the topics discussed around the conflict was the number of people living in the region. According to the last census conducted during the Soviet era in 1989, 189,000 people lived in Nagorno-Karabakh, of which 145,450 were Armenians and 40,688 were Azerbaijanis. But these fi...

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