For many years, the Armenian party rejects the charges in the massacre in Khojaly, condemning the Azerbaijanis of committing the crime. The Armenians say: the corridor was, people went out, and on the outskirts of Agdam they were shot by the fighters of the Popular Front. This was done intentionally to overthrow then President Mutalibov, and according to other version,, it happened occasionally in the darkness.
As proof of Armenians claim that the shooting occurred on the territory controlled by Azerbaijan, and even if the Armenians wanted, they could not be there.
For a long time the Armenian side says that if they wanted to kill, they would do it in the city, but not beyond. However, after a photographer Victoria Ivleva presented the pictures of women and children, the Armenians admitted that civilians, 11 people, were killed in Khojaly. But all other things were done by the Azerbaijanis, and not 613, but less people were killed, and there is even a reference of a doctors, published in the Azerbaijani press.
Making these arguments, the Armenian side forgets that there is evidence and documentation to refute these arguments. For years, the Azerbaijani side only focused on the photos made by Chingiz Mustafayev, as the only evidence. However, there are at least two movies of great documentary value. First of all, video made by Seyidaga Movsumlu made deep in Askeran region in a few kilometers from the Azerbaijani positions.
These surveys contain enough material, proving that hundreds of bodies were scattered in an area covering ??several square kilometers. The shooting strongly suggest that they are made just near Askeran and not elsewhere.
Strongest evidence is the presence on photos of Vitaly Balasanyan, a warlord from Askeran region. It is hard to imagine that he, along with Azerbaijanis collected corpses on Azerbaijani territory. Yes, some time ago Balasanyan admitted those who came from Khojaly were shot, and there were killed.
Filming by Agassi Gunn in the region in the morning on February 26 , near the rock of Garagaya (near the village of Shelley), indicates that Khojaly escaped from the encirclement and the residents of Agdam tried to protect them from Armenians. Therefore, the arguments about "shooting by mistake in the darkness" is not true.
All of these materials have been collected in a new documentary by the Lithuanian filmmakers - "Infinite Corridor", and when it appears on the screen, the Armenians will have to find new "evidence" of their innocence.
By the way, in this film there is a new proof of the participation of the 366 Regiment in the capture of Khojaly. Moreover, the source of this information is an Armenian document. -02В-
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