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Territórios controlados pelos armênios em torno do Alto Carabaque

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Os territórios que eram controlados pelos armênios em torno do Alto Carabaque são marcadas em amarelo. Os locais com listas indica o distrito Shaumian e do antigo Oblast Autônomo do Alto Carabaque, áreas consideradas pelas autoridades artsaques para fazer parte de Artsaque, mas que já eram controladas pelo Azerbaijão.

Os territórios controlados pelos armênios em torno do Alto Carabaque eram áreas que formalmente faz parte do Azerbaijão e estavam situadas fora do antigo Oblast Autónomo do Alto Carabaque, que estiveram sob controle das forças militares da Armênia e de Artsaque desde o fim da Guerra do Alto Carabaque em 1994, até o novo conflito de 2020.[1][2][3][4][5]

Com base na divisão administrativa e territorial do Azerbaijão, as forças armênias controlavam os territórios dos seguintes municípios do Azerbaijão:[6]

A área total do território era de 7 634 km2. O perímetro exterior desses territórios era uma linha de contato direto entre as forças militares de Artsaque e do Azerbaijão.[8]

Referências

  1. Нужны ли российские миротворцы в Нагорном Карабахе (em russo)
  2. Human Rights Watch. Playing the "Communal Card". Communal Violence and Human Rights. ("By early 1992 full-scale fighting broke out between Nagorno-Karabakh Armenians and Azerbaijani authorities.") / ("...Karabakh Armenian forces -often with the support of forces from the Republic of Armenia- conducted large-scale operations...") / ("Because 1993 witnessed unrelenting Karabakh Armenian offensives against the Azerbaijani provinces surrounding Nagorno-Karabakh...") / ("Since late 1993, the conflict has also clearly become internationalized: in addition to Azerbaijani and Karabakh Armenian forces, troops from the Republic of Armenia participate on the Karabakh side in fighting inside Azerbaijan and in Nagorno-Karabakh.")
  3. Human Rights Watch. The former Soviet Union. Human Rights Developments. ("In 1992 the conflict grew far more lethal as both sides -the Azerbaijani National Army and free-lance militias fighting along with it, and ethnic Armenians and mercenaries fighting in the Popular Liberation Army of Artsakh- began...")
  4. United States Institute of Peace. Nagorno-Karabakh Searching for a Solution. Foreword. Arquivado em 2 de dezembro de 2008, no Wayback Machine. ("Nagorno-Karabakh’s armed forces have not only fortified their region, but have also occupied a large swath of surrounding Azeri territory in the hopes of linking the enclave to Armenia.")
  5. United States Institute of Peace. Sovereignty after Empire. Self-Determination Movements in the Former Soviet Union. Hopes and Disappointments: Case Studies. Arquivado em 11 de junho de 2009, no Wayback Machine. ("Meanwhile, the conflict over Nagorno-Karabakh was gradually transforming into a full-scale war between Azeri and Karabakh irregulars, the latter receiving support from Armenia.") / ("Azerbaijan's objective advantage in terms of human and economic potential has so far been offset by the superior fighting skills and discipline of Nagorno-Karabakh's forces. After a series of offensives, retreats, and counteroffensives, Nagorno-Karabakh now controls a sizable portion of Azerbaijan proper (...), including the Lachin corridor.")
  6. Адекватному пониманию армяно-азербайджанского конфликта мешает распространение и повторение ложной статистики (em russo)
  7. a b c d e f g Азербайджанская ССР - Административно-территориальное деление (em russo). Baku: Azgoisdat (Азгоиздат). 1979 
  8. Вооруженное противостояние на Южном Кавказе (em russo)