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On many occasions, the international organizations sounded alarms against the devastation of the environment of the Karabakh region and beyond caused by the occupation. The region’s ecosystem, wildlife, and natural resources have been violently destroyed over the last 27 years. Unfortunately, this environmental terror against the occupied regions of Azerbaijan started at the very beginning of the occupation. Unfortunately, these acts have not received an adequate reaction from the international institutions and NGOs that deal with environmental issues.Īll these unlawful acts need to be strongly condemned but, more dramatically than demolishing the buildings, the inhumane attacks against the environment shocked Azerbaijani society and fueled anger, primarily among those people who had been displaced by Armenia from these territories back in the 1990s. It has been reported that they did not shy away from burning down schools and hospitals and butchering the cattle. Media reports showed Armenians in Kalbajar burning houses, cutting down trees, and setting fire to forests before they left the region. While the peace deal guaranteed Azerbaijan’s victory and was thus a cause for great celebration in Azerbaijan, Armenians reacted with fury and deep frustration.ĭespite the fact that the Armenians moved to these Azerbaijani regions only after their occupation in the war of the early 1990s, they found it unacceptable to hand those territories back to Azerbaijanis. According to the joint statement, the Armenians had to leave the occupied Kalbajar region by 15 November (later extended to 25 November), Aghdam region by 20 November and Lachin region by 1 December. On 9 November, the leaders of Azerbaijan and Armenia signed a Russia-brokered agreement to end the military operations in Karabakh that had started on 27 September and inflicted massive losses on the Armenian side. Naghi Ahmadov is a Senior Fellow at the Center of Analysis of International Relations (AIR Center) The Nagorno-Karabakh region’s ecosystem, wildlife, and natural resources have been badly damaged by the conflict between Armenia and Azerbaijan, writes Naghi Ahmadov.

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