The tragedy of Aghdaban
The Aghdaban tragedy, committed by Armenian armed forces, is one of the most bloody crimes of Armenian aggression against Azerbaijan.
Armenian forces, supported by Armenian separatist gangs in Nagorno-Karabakh, raided the villages of Agdaban and Chaygovushan on the night of April 7-8, 1992.
People of the village were forced to flee barefoot to the mountains. During this tragedy, 32 people were brutally killed, including 8 people aged 90-100, 2 children, and 7 women, as well as 2 people went missing, 12 people were seriously injured, and 5 people were taken hostage.
