Armenians are setting fire to their own houses!

The Dhaka Times Desk Have you ever heard of setting someone on fire in your own home? But this time it is really happening. Armenians are setting fire to their own houses!

Thousands of ethnic Armenians are fleeing regions surrounding Nagorno-Karabakh as part of the recent peace deal.

The BBC reported that some ethnic Armenians are destroying their own homes to prevent any Azerbaijanis from entering.

According to the agreement, several areas will also be handed over, from which the Armenians will have to leave. Through this, most of the region will come under Azari control.

According to the BBC, although the territory belongs to Azerbaijan internationally, it has been controlled by ethnic Armenians since 1994. Azerbaijan was able to recover more than half of its territory during the recent war. According to the agreement, the Armenians will have to hand over several more areas.

A section of Armenians who had lived there for a long time before leaving were reportedly setting fire to their homes. Many such pictures have also been published, in which it can be seen that many people are carrying their belongings, and some are watching the burning of their houses with a calm mind.

It should be noted that a new war started between Armenia and Azerbaijan on September 27, which ended with a peace agreement mediated by Russia on Monday. The two countries previously agreed to a two-phase ceasefire brokered by Moscow and a third phase brokered by the United States, but that ultimately failed.

Azerbaijan was involved in a fierce war with Armenia in the 1990s over the region. More than 30 thousand people were killed in that long war. Along with Karabakh, Azars lost some of their land. This time Azerbaijan got a huge victory by recovering them.

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