“The insidious enemy saw a wounded villager walking along the road and did not kill him. Because the Armenians knew that there would be people who would come to the aid of the defenders of the village, and those who saw this wounded man would have to come to the village along the road," a resident of the village of Agdaban, Kalbajar district, Kamaladdin Mammadov, told APA while speaking about the murder by Armenians of residents of the neighboring village of Keremli, who came to the aid of the residents of Agdaban to repel the Armenian attack on Agdaban on April 8.
He added that among those killed by the Armenians that day were his relatives and friends: "The Armenians' plan was to ambush and kill those who came to the rescue. Several people from our village, as well as residents of the village of Keremli, came to help. My uncle Alasker, my cousin, our brother-in-law were also in that car. There were 14 of them. We were horrified when we took their bodies. Some of them had no legs. The bodies of our martyrs were scattered along the road; there were 3 corpses left in the car.”
K. Mammadov also emphasized that during the occupation of the village, the Armenians used infantry fighting vehicles.
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