SHUSHA, Azerbaijan, May 31. Traces of crimes against humanity committed in the city of Shusha must be preserved and presented to the world community, a Turkish cleric Ahmet Erdem told Trend.
"I came from the Turkish city of Kars, but this is my native land. My paternal grandfather was from the city of Shusha, and my maternal grandfather was from Ganja. They left for Türkiye during the Armenian oppression that took place here in 1918. Until their last days, they dreamed of Azerbaijan. Today, I visit the places they yearned for, including for their sake," he said.
According to him, during the Second Karabakh War, people prayed in the mosque in Kars and honored the memory of Azerbaijani martyrs.
"During our visit today, I witnessed the destruction of not only buildings and nature but also humanity by Armenians in Karabakh. This scene, the traces of this crime against humanity, must be preserved and shown to the world. Let the whole world see this cruelty based on real facts," he added.
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