Kalbajar occupation turns 8

It has been 8 years since Armenians captured the borderline Kalbajar province stretching for 105 kilometers along the border.

The province was set up in 1930. Its population prior to the occupation was 45,000 people. The province included 122 villages, 28,000 hectares of forests. Its highest mountain top was Jamish (3,724 meters above sea). The area of the province, which was frequently referred to as Azerbaijan’s Urals, was 1,936 km.*