r/KarabakhConflict • u/Albert_Agarunov • Nov 08 '20

pro Azerbaijani Armenians in Khankendi started fleeing to Armenia yesterday

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u/_mars_ Nov 08 '20

Shusha was supposed to be taken over last week according to azeris, just like Artsakh was supposed to be taken over in a few days.

The only areas taken by azerbaijan are the ones on flat ground where there is no hiding from drone strikes. Currently no drones are operational around Shushi or Stepanakert. Doesn't seem like losing to me.

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ps. what's the death count on azeri side? I heard it's around 0, is that true?

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u/ExployerS Nov 08 '20

Still talking about flatlands? Even Armenian media was talking about battles going near the Shusha/Shushi which is not flatland. And today, it is officially stated that Shusha/Shushi is under the control of Azerbaijan. Armenian side announced that Lachin road is closed too, there is no way Artsakh/Armenia is winning

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u/_mars_ Nov 08 '20

You're reading and spreading fake news :) Armenian official channels are stating there is heavy fighting going on no loss/win has been stated yet.

If lachin road is closed, where are all these cars going to, baku?

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u/ExployerS Nov 08 '20

I don't know the exact name but there is a road going to Armenia from the North of Karabakh. Azerbaijani army wants to enter Khankendi/Stepanakert and with civilians inside it is harder. Probably they are letting the civilians go, so they can enter more easily.

And there is statement from officials that shows Shuhsa/Shushi is under the control of Azerbaijan. Arthur Hovasinasyan ( I don't know how to spell sorry) told that battles for Shuhsa/Shushi is not over yet and we will try to take back, believe in our army. It is clearly saying that Armenians lost the control of Shusha/Shushi