If there is no evidence, it must be invented. This is exactly what the Azerbaijani authorities are guided by, distorting the facts without any shame and, if necessary, pulling the "evidence" out of the sleeve with the dexterity of an illusionist. In this case – bones and skulls.
As Azerbaijani authorities informed on Wednesday, the Azerbaijani military, which invaded the Karabakh village of Parukh on 24 March, "discovered" some remains, and it is already claimed that they were "tortured" Azerbaijanis in the first Karabakh war.
"These are supposed to be Azerbaijani soldiers who died fighting with Armenian occupants for the village and nearby heights," the Azerbaijani media write, without asking what the Azerbaijani soldiers were doing near the Armenian village and who is the occupant here. Obviously, they were doing what they are doing today – trying to capture the village.
The Azerbaijani military "discovered" many such "graves". And now the Azerbaijani authorities will try to use this falsified "evidence" to appeal to international courts, accusing the Armenian army of "inhuman treatment of prisoners and civilians.
The Azerbaijani authorities, who are doing their best to encourage Armenophobia and Aliyev, who personally rewarded literally thugs, are now busy creating "evidence" of the crimes allegedly committed by Armenians. Accusing the Armenian side of not providing data on the burial sites, Azerbaijan itself is in no hurry to hand over the live prisoners, nor to report the burial sites of about a thousand Armenians who died in the first war.
