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Re: Nagorno-Karabagh: Military Balance Between Armenia & Azerbaijan
16 years pass since NKR Defense Army liberated historical Dizak
24.08.2009 14:10 GMT+04:00
/PanARMENIAN.Net/ 16 years passed since the liberation of Dizak region of historical Artsakh by the NKR Defense Army . On August 23 the NKR Defense Army to suppress the enemy's firing points and ensuring the security of southern regions' dwellers, managed to halt the advancing Azerbaijani army and took control over Fizuli and Jabrail region.
Historically and geographically, the area of Nagorno-Karabakh is 14 thousand square kilometers and includes not only the territory of Nagorno-Karabakh, Lachin and Kelbajar regions, but also significant areas of Khanlar, Dashkesan, Shamkhor, Kedabek and of Barda, Agdam, Fizuli, Jebrail, Zangelan and Kubatly of the former Azerbaijani SSR.
Jebrail is a part of Dizak region of historical Artsakh. Until the beginning of XX century, farmers were Armenians, while incoming Turkic tribes led a nomadic life. “Cultivators are the Armenians and Molokans, immigrants from Russia. Tatar population is almost entirely nomadic,“ the Tiflis sheet newspaper (№ 139, c.2) testifies in 1902. There are Armenian fortress Tumasaberd of IV-VII centuries, Hudaferi bridge across the Araks river of VII-XIII centuries in the region.
Fizuli district is a part of Dizak region of historical Artsakh. The last Armenian village Hogher in the early 1980's was deprived of its indigenous inhabitants.
There are more than 1600 Armenian monuments dated from the ancient era in the southern Nagorno-Karabakh, Lachin and Kelbajar regions of Nagorno-Karabakh is, and only about 80 monuments not belonging to Armenian culture since the XIX century. There is virtually not a single mosque in the region.
16 years pass since NKR Defense Army liberated historical Dizak
24.08.2009 14:10 GMT+04:00
/PanARMENIAN.Net/ 16 years passed since the liberation of Dizak region of historical Artsakh by the NKR Defense Army . On August 23 the NKR Defense Army to suppress the enemy's firing points and ensuring the security of southern regions' dwellers, managed to halt the advancing Azerbaijani army and took control over Fizuli and Jabrail region.
Historically and geographically, the area of Nagorno-Karabakh is 14 thousand square kilometers and includes not only the territory of Nagorno-Karabakh, Lachin and Kelbajar regions, but also significant areas of Khanlar, Dashkesan, Shamkhor, Kedabek and of Barda, Agdam, Fizuli, Jebrail, Zangelan and Kubatly of the former Azerbaijani SSR.
Jebrail is a part of Dizak region of historical Artsakh. Until the beginning of XX century, farmers were Armenians, while incoming Turkic tribes led a nomadic life. “Cultivators are the Armenians and Molokans, immigrants from Russia. Tatar population is almost entirely nomadic,“ the Tiflis sheet newspaper (№ 139, c.2) testifies in 1902. There are Armenian fortress Tumasaberd of IV-VII centuries, Hudaferi bridge across the Araks river of VII-XIII centuries in the region.
Fizuli district is a part of Dizak region of historical Artsakh. The last Armenian village Hogher in the early 1980's was deprived of its indigenous inhabitants.
There are more than 1600 Armenian monuments dated from the ancient era in the southern Nagorno-Karabakh, Lachin and Kelbajar regions of Nagorno-Karabakh is, and only about 80 monuments not belonging to Armenian culture since the XIX century. There is virtually not a single mosque in the region.
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