Hungarian newspaper publishes article on Nagorno-Karabakh conflict
Budapest, May 10 (AZERTAC). Hungarian Nepszava newspaper has published an article on the Nagorno-Karabakh conflict on the eve of the 20th anniversary of the occupation of Shusha town of Azerbaijan by Armenian forces.
The author of the article, journalist Ferenc Kepecs, visited Azerbaijan with a Hungarian media delegation last year, and had a chance to become acquainted with the living conditions of IDPs.
The author underlined that Shusha was founded by the Azerbaijani people, and had been known as a cultural center, “Conservatory of the Caucasus”, for over 200 years.
The article says that thanks to its tangible and cultural monuments the region was announced a preserve n in 1985, but was destroyed by the Armenians. The author highlights that 90 percent of the citizens living in Shusha were Azerbaijanis during its occupation in 1992.
Kepecs writes that not only Shusha, but other seven regions of Azerbaijan also still remain under the occupation of Armenia. The author recalls tragic fate of 9-year old Fariz Badalov and 13-year old Aygun Shahmaliyeva who were the victims of the Armenian terrorist acts.
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