Many Azerbaijanis are talking blinded, clueless and airheaded about the Khojali Genocide, but what is about those they have done?



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In April 1992, the former president of Azerbaijan, Ayaz Mütəllibov, reported in an interview with Czech journalist Dana Mazalova that the massacre of Xocalı of the armed forces of the Azerbaijani opposition, was carried out as a means of seizing power. Also, the former chief administrator of Xocali, Elmar Mamedov, confirmed this in an interview with the Russian magazine "Megapolis-Ekspress".

Quote: "I ​​know those who have the tragedy of Xocali on his conscience very well. And I'm not talking about Armenians. "
- Jagub Mamedov, Chairman of the Supreme Soviet in 1992 and Interim President of Azerbaijan.

Regarding the Azerbaijani allegation of a "genocide," said the Azerbaijani journalist Eynulla Fatullayev that it is inappropriate and unethical to draw analogies between the Holocaust and the events in Xocali. He adds that at one prescribed by a government policy deliberately murders prisoners in extermination camps, can not compare with civilian victims of military operations during a battle.

The Armenians allowed the Azeri military to return in the area and collect their deads. One of the few journalists who could look beneath the surface of that what the Azerbaijani authorities presented in the media, was Dana Mazalova from Czechoslovakia.
She saw two videos from the same collection of Azerbaijani bodies. The first movie was taken on 29 February 1992 and the second one on 2 March 1992. She noted that the bodies on the second video released by Azerbaijan, were mutilated after the event and she raised the question of the discrepancy in an interview in April 1992 with the former president of Azerbaijan, Ayaz Mütəllibov. He explained that the massacre in Xocali was "organized" by his Azerbaijani political opposition to force his resignation.

Quote: "I ​​doubt that the Armenians had allowed the Azerbaijanis to collect their dead, if the allegations of a massacre were true."
- Ayaz Mütəllibov, first President of the Republic of Azerbaijan

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