Four Years Pass Since Armenia's Rocket Attack On Azerbaijan's Barda District


(MENAFN- Trend News Agency) BAKU, Azerbaijan, October 27. Four years have passed since Azerbaijan's Barda district was once again subjected to rocket attack by the Armenian armed forces during the Second Karabakh War, Trend reports.

The Armenian forces once again shelled Garayusifli village in Barda, located outside the frontline zone, with Smerch rockets on October 27, 2020.

As a result, civilians Ofeliya Jafarova, Aybaniz Ahmadova, Ehtiram Ismayilov, Aysu Isgandarova and Almaz Aliyeva (born in 2013) became martyrs, and 13 more people were injured.

The rocket fire completely destroyed several residential houses and caused significant damage to the villagers.

During the Second Karabakh War, Barda district and city center were subjected to rocket and artillery fire by Armenian armed forces three times (October 5, 27, and 28). As a result, 29 people became martyrs, 112 were wounded, and vehicles and civilian infrastructure facilities located in the area were significantly damaged.

In light of this fact, the General Prosecutor's Office of Azerbaijan initiated criminal proceedings under articles 120.2.1 (premeditated murder by an organized criminal community), 120.2.4 (premeditated murder with particular cruelty or in a generally dangerous way), 120.2.12 (premeditated murder with intent to incite national, racial, religious enmity, or hatred), 100.2 (waging a war of aggression), and other articles of the Criminal Code of Azerbaijan.

A preliminary investigation was entrusted to the Investigation Department of the Prosecutor's Office.

In total, during the war that began on September 27, 2020 and lasted 44 days, as a result of the military aggression of the armed forces and illegal armed groups of Armenia against Azerbaijan, 93 civilians were killed (including 54 men, 27 women and 12 children), and 444 people were injured (including 268 men, 109 women and 67 children).

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