An open court hearing regarding the criminal cases of citizens of the Republic of Armenia continued on September 12 at the Baku Military Court with the announcement of documents, APA reports.
One of the documents announced concerned the attack on a bus traveling along the Khojavend–Garadaghli road on January 12, 1991. The bus, driven by Rahimov Kamal Bakhish oghlu, a resident of the Khojavend district, and carrying 25–30 residents of the village of Khojavend, was shelled by Armenians with weapons of various calibers on the 6th kilometer of the Khojavend–Kish–Garadaghli road in Khojavend.
Another document related to the murder of Farana Nariman Nazarova on January 28, 1991. She was shot dead in the village of Khojavend, Khojavend district. The following document indicated that 7th-grade student Mammadov Azer Ispandiyar oghlu, a resident of the same village, was wounded in the stomach on January 29, 1991, while playing with his peers on the street.
Another criminal case document stated that on February 15, 1991, Nabiyev Jamal Abbasali oghlu was killed as a result of shelling with automatic weapons and other gunfire from a distance of 40–50 meters at a pass near the village of Buzlug while traveling along a mountain road from the village of Bash Gishlag in Goranboy district, where he lived, to the village of Sarisu in Khanlar (now Goygol) district.
Another document made public concerned the shelling of a bus. It noted that on February 24, 1991, at the 99th kilometer of the Yevlakh–Lachin highway in the eastern part of the city of Khankendi, unknown persons attacked a passenger bus, driven by Z.Aliyev, a driver of the Shusha Automobile Transport Enterprise, using explosive devices and automatic weapons. Several civilians were injured to varying degrees, and the bus was rendered unusable.
In addition, a document on the murder of Muradov Gorkhmaz Murad oghlu was also read out. It was reported that Muradov, an employee of the Aghdam District Police Department, was taken hostage by Armenians on February 25, 1991, and a day later was killed in the village of Hajili (Hasli) in Khojavend district.
The court proceedings continue against Armenian nationals accused of crimes including war crimes, crimes against humanity, genocide, aggression, terrorism, and violations of the laws of war. The charges also include financing terrorism, the violent seizure and retention of power, and other serious offenses.
