Azerbaijan has discovered a new mass grave on the Askeran-Khojaly road containing the remains of at least 7 Azerbaijanis believed to be civilians killed during the 1992 Khojaly Massacre. Deputy Chair of the State Commission Eldar Samedov stated that the grave showed signs of violence and irregular burial, calling it further proof of war crimes by Armenian forces. Samedov noted that 3,990 Azerbaijanis remain missing from the First Karabakh War, including 210 from Khojaly, and emphasized that many victims were women and children. Excavations and identification efforts are ongoing.
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Download File: https://iha.news/wp-content/uploads/2025/05/iha-auto-draft-2025-05-01_13-20-34_058910.mp4?_=1The Security Service of Ukraine (SBU) announced it carried out an underwater attack on the Crimean Bridge at 04:44 local time, severely damaging its supports with 1,100 kg of explosives.
SBU Chief Vasyl Malyuk said, “This is the third time we’ve hit the Crimean Bridge. It’s a legitimate target used for Russian military logistics. Crimea is Ukraine.”
The 19-kilometer bridge is strategically vital for Russia, linking it to Crimea, which it annexed in 2014.