ArmInfo. The Azerbaijanis began arresting Armenians, accusing them of being terrorists and planting mines in Azerbaijan. The persecution of men begins. Thus, deputy director of the authoritative French magazine Le Figaro, Jean-Christophe Buisson, reacted in his X-Page(Twitter) to a message from the enemy side that they allegedly found an Armenian who planted a mine on the road, as a result of which four Azerbaijani policemen were killed.
Let us note that these absurd accusations became a formal reason for the start of another act of aggression against Artsakh. It is also noteworthy that the incident occurred 15 km from the contact line, which once again proves the absurdity of the enemy's accusations.
The French journalist also drew attention to the ongoing ethnic cleansing in Artsakh. "This morning at 6 a.m., about 3,000 Armenians have already left Azerbaijan-occupied Artsakh and headed to Armenia. Ethnic cleansing continues calmly," he added.
On September 19, Azerbaijan, under the pretext of an "anti-terrorist operation," undertook another act of aggression against Artsakh. As a result of enemy aggression, hundreds of Artsakh residents were injured, more than 200 deaths were reported, including civilians, and more than 10,000 were evacuated.
On September 20, Artsakh fell. Azerbaijan began the forcible subjugation of the NKR. On September 20, late in the evening it became known that Azerbaijan had deliberately shot at the car of the Russian peacekeeping contingent, killing 5 people, including the deputy commander of the RPC. Today, there were reports that one soldier was killed and another was wounded as a result of shooting at another RPCvehicle. On September 21, a meeting between representatives of Baku and Stepanakert was held in Yevlakh. Azerbaijan demanded the disarmament of the Artsakh Defense Army, the surrender of all military personnel and the abolition of all government bodies.
On September 22, the process of abolishing the Artsakh Defense Army began. There are reports that the enemy side exterminated the population of the villages captured on September 19-20.
As of 6 a.m., 2,906 forcibly displaced Artsakh residents had already arrived in Armenia. The night before it also became known that Artsakh was connected to the energy system of Azerbaijan. Protests demanding the resignation of the RA Prime Minister continue in Yerevan and regions.