The Consequences of the Nagorno–Karabakh War for Azerbaijan and the Undeniable Reality of Khojaly Massacre: A View from Azerbaijan

Abstract

This article seeks to study the consequences of the Nagorno–Karabakh war for Azerbaijan: thus analyzes findings on occupied territories, casualties, and damages of the war from economic, political, and social perspectives. The utmost brutality and atrocity of the overall conflict is memorized with Khojaly Massacre committed against Azerbaijani civilians on 26 February 1992. Hence, the article unveils evidences through the scrutiny of secondary data from academic sources, publications, and news materials published by international media. The particular focus of the study is concentrated on to what extend special plan was prepared deliberately for ethnic cleansing in Khojaly during the Nagorno–Karabakh war.

Measuring International Migration in Azerbaijan

“…Indeed, establishment of labor migrant network of Azerbaijanis in the biggest cities of Russia fostered international migration process in Azerbaijan [13]. In this period, another important reason that caused the increase of the migration in Azerbaijan is the war with Armenia over Nagorno-Karabakh, which continued until the signing of ceasefire agreement between the parties in 1994 [52,53]. In fact, the war triggered the move of hundred thousands of Azerbaijanis from Armenia and Armenians from Azerbaijan.…”