Journalist from Moldova: I condemn killing of civilians in Azerbaijan’s Ganja

War crimes committed against civilians in Azerbaijan’s Ganja must be investigated, journalist from Moldova, Elena Derzhanskaya, said after getting acquainted with the consequences of rocket attacks on this city by the Armenian Armed Forces during the Patriotic War.
"Any war is evil, the death of civilians and grief. I condemn any provocation, any military action and, above all, the killing of civilians. Today we saw photos of killed children and women. It’s scary. War crimes must be investigated,” she said.
In turn, a journalist from Georgia, Vakhtang Gograchidze, noted that the Azerbaijanis are a happy people, because they were able to regain Karabakh.
"A lot of people died during the war. We saw the whole situation. We were also in Karabakh. I know very well what war means,” he said, reminding that Georgia also faced the problem of the occupied territories.
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"Any war is evil, the death of civilians and grief. I condemn any provocation, any military action and, above all, the killing of civilians. Today we saw photos of killed children and women. It’s scary. War crimes must be investigated,” she said.
In turn, a journalist from Georgia, Vakhtang Gograchidze, noted that the Azerbaijanis are a happy people, because they were able to regain Karabakh.
"A lot of people died during the war. We saw the whole situation. We were also in Karabakh. I know very well what war means,” he said, reminding that Georgia also faced the problem of the occupied territories.
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