Turkish journalist: Impossible to find words to describe atrocities committed by Armenians in Garabagh

After the occupation of Shusha city by Armenia during the First Karabakh War, the prisoners were tortured and buried en masse, Cihat Aslan, a Turkish journalist, an employee of the TV100 channel, who was on a visit to the liberated Azerbaijani territories, told Report’s employee on a business trip to Lachin.

"We witnessed a mass grave discovered there. It is impossible to find words to describe this atrocity," he said.

He noted that what he saw horrified him - Armenia left no stone unturned during the period of occupation:

“For three days now, we have been in the territories of Azerbaijan liberated from the Armenian occupation. On the first day we visited the new Aghdam-Khankandi road. On the second day we visited Shusha. Shusha is being reconstructed. We saw what Armenia turned these places into, left no stone unturned. We also visited the Shusha prison. There, a horrific picture opens up before our eyes. In Shusha, the Armenians subjected to severe torture and massively buried the corpses of executed prisoners.”

“Now we are on the Lachin road. This road is extremely important for Azerbaijan. Azerbaijan wants the Aghdam-Khankandi road to be used,” the Turkish journalist stressed.