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AZERBAIJAN SHOOTS ON ARMENIAN BABIES (VIDEO)
http://news.am/eng/news/102879.html
April 26, 2012 | 08:07
Dovegh village in Armenian Tavush region has been attacked on Wednesday
by Azerbaijani military units. According to the interviews, conducted
by Armenian News-NEWS.am with the inhabitants of Dovegh, the village
was under fire for two hours, from 10 a.m. until noon.
The fire was focused on the small square of the village, where
the kindergarten is located. When Azerbaijanis started the fire in
the morning, children were in the kindergarten. Luckily, no one was
injured, although, the bullets were fired directly on the kindergarten,
which was damaged. Once the fire started, adults evacuated children
from the backyard.
"They fired with heavy machineguns; it was a miracle that no one has
been injured, we were lucky as we rapidly evacuated the children from
the kindergarten and later from the school as well. The school was
not accessible for the fire but we decided to evacuate students from
the school as well, just in case," said one of the villagers.
According to the Dovegh village inhabitants, Azerbaijanis occasionally
fire on the village, however, the fire has never been this long
and intense.
"We cannot work the land, we are are frightened. I have no idea, what
will happen to our crop and where will we find means for living,"
said another interviewee from Dovegh.
http://news.am/eng/news/102879.html
April 26, 2012 | 08:07
Dovegh village in Armenian Tavush region has been attacked on Wednesday
by Azerbaijani military units. According to the interviews, conducted
by Armenian News-NEWS.am with the inhabitants of Dovegh, the village
was under fire for two hours, from 10 a.m. until noon.
The fire was focused on the small square of the village, where
the kindergarten is located. When Azerbaijanis started the fire in
the morning, children were in the kindergarten. Luckily, no one was
injured, although, the bullets were fired directly on the kindergarten,
which was damaged. Once the fire started, adults evacuated children
from the backyard.
"They fired with heavy machineguns; it was a miracle that no one has
been injured, we were lucky as we rapidly evacuated the children from
the kindergarten and later from the school as well. The school was
not accessible for the fire but we decided to evacuate students from
the school as well, just in case," said one of the villagers.
According to the Dovegh village inhabitants, Azerbaijanis occasionally
fire on the village, however, the fire has never been this long
and intense.
"We cannot work the land, we are are frightened. I have no idea, what
will happen to our crop and where will we find means for living,"
said another interviewee from Dovegh.