Armenian flag set on fire in Baku on May 8, Shushi liberation day
Today, on the day of liberation of Shushi by the Karabakh self-defense forces, the flag of Armenia was set on fire by the participants of the event at the "Alley of Martyrs" in Baku, Azerbaijani portal "Minval.az" reported.
It is also noted that "the event was attended by the representatives of public intelligentsia." The portal also writes that before the participants of the event would burn the Armenian flag the police "protested and urged the citizens to keep calm." Nevertheless, the Armenian flag was set on fire.
In its turn, Azerbaijani portal "Haqqin.az" writes that the event was organized by the so-called "Karabakh Liberation Organization," and the flag was burned by one of the women.
On 8-9 May, 1992, the NKR Self-Defense Forces, under the command of Arkady Ter-Tadevosyan liberated Shushi, city in Karabakh, from where the Azerbaijani troops were opening fire at the civilians of the capital city of the republic – Stepanakert.